This is Geshe Tenzin Phalsang, the fifth monk from Drango to be disappeared by Chinese security forces in the last year.

He was disappeared in April after helping Tibetans who had been wounded during the Drango protests in January, where Chinese forces had opened fire on Tibetan protesters, killing two and injuring dozens.

Geshe Tenzin Phalsang joins the Drango Four, a group of Tibetan monks who were disappeared in January, and haven’t been heard from since.

We need as many people as possible to take action. Geshe Tenzin Phalsang and the Drango Four are just a tiny minority of the Tibetans who have been disappeared by Chinese forces. Campaign for their release now. 

More than 50 people have now set themselves on fire in Tibet as a protest against China’s brutal occupation. World leaders remain silent. Free Tibet

This is the final message of Sonam and Choephak Kyap who set themselves on fire and died last week in the name of Tibetan freedom.

Discovered two days after their self-immolation, their recording is now being shared among Tibetans.

This is the latest example of Tibetans passing on information about protests in spite of China’s attempts to control communications across the country.

They said they were self-immolating “against the Chinese government and for the protection of the Buddha Dharma”.

Their call has inspired Tibetans in Barma township, where they self-immolated, to gather at the local monastery to pledge solidarity.

Sonam and Choephak Kyap were not interested in personal glory but in “Tibetan people’s rights”.

Those rights, including the right to share calls for freedom, are now being asserted by those who hear the message.

They do so at great risk to themselves. The least we can do is share it too.

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Dorje Tsebe (Tsepel), a famous Tibetan singer, was arrested after protests in Ba county on 18 March.

Media sources quote a Tibetan local, “Few of the injured have been admitted in hospitals but many of the seriously injured have not received any medical treatment.”

Sources also note that several “unfamiliar” Chinese soldiers have been deployed in this region.

“Chinese security forces are using videos images shot during the protests to arrests Tibetans,” sources said. “Midnight raids and arrests have become common in recent days.”

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