Tighter policies in schools reflect the ‘narrowed’ tolerance towards Tibet from the Chinese state

A new report by Human Rights Watch argues that the compulsory use of Chinese as the primary language in schools in Tibet raises “serious concerns under international human rights law”.

    • vagrancyand@sh.itjust.worksEnglish
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      6 days ago

      Read the next section. The one that states any adult with ‘power over’ a minor above the age of 14 commits rape.

      No, it’s not the specific escalated charges for people under 14. Like every country has a special set of laws for young children that do not apply to all children.