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Situation in Ngaba remains tense

After months of military presence, oppression, crackdowns, the situation in Ngaba continues to deteriorate.  The increase in security measures by the Chinese authorities was sparked by the self-immolation of a young Tibetan monk of Kirti Monastery in March.  In April, over 300 monks were removed from Kirti monastery and many others were detained following various protests. Many monks and lay people continue to be detained and two Tibetans have lost their lives.  

 
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