‘Dalai Lama’s photos seized’: China escalates repressive campaign in Tibet - Yes Punjab News Chinese authorities raid Amdo monasteries, seize Dalai Lama photos, and suppress Tibetan Buddhism amid ongoing religious repression in Tibet.

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Scholars say Trump administration is trying to erase America's non-white history From painting over a Black Lives Matter mural to temporarily scrubbing web stories of Navajo Code Talkers, scholars and activists say the Trump administration is trying to erase non-white history.

The Trump administration removes Navajo Code Talkers and Black Lives Matter content from public exhibits, signaling authoritarian historical revisionism that targets non-white narratives.

#Trump #HistoricalRevisionism #Project2025 #CulturalSuppression #Education #CivilRightsHistory

Putting Aggression on Trial: The Rojava Verdict | Political Pandora Against the quiet backdrop of a people's tribunal, away from the formal corridors of The Hague or the official offices of global diplomacy, justice and calls for accountability diverged from tradition...

The Tribunal found Turkey's military interventions in Rojava to be acts of aggression in breach of international humanitarian law and the basic principle of non-intervention.

#CulturalSuppression #HumanitartianLaw

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Potential Removal of Tibetan Language from College Entrance Examinations in Tibet An in-depth investigation reveals concerning patterns of linguistic and cultural suppression in Tibet  Dharamshala: The Tibetan language is continuously being eradicated from educational institutio...

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"In recent months, claims have been made that Tibetan language may be removed from university entrance examinations, sparking widespread concern among Tibetan students, artists, and educators."