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Estimate: COVID deaths of Tibetan elders may exceed 220,000

January 19, 2023
Over 220,000 Tibetans age 60 and above may die during the current COVID-19 surge in China, according to an estimate by the International Campaign for Tibet based on demographic data and health studies.

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COVID and deaths in post zero-COVID Tibet

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Tibet Autonomous Region sees no top-level leadership changes

January 17, 2023|

Swedish EU Presidency urged to play active role in resolving Tibet-China conflict

January 11, 2023|

Looking ahead—and back—to the year in Tibet advocacy

January 11, 2023|

Rowell Fund for Tibet announces 2023 grantees

January 5, 2023|

Applications now open for 2023 Washington Internship Program for Tibetan Americans  

January 4, 2023|

Spending bill affirms US commitment to Tibetan empowerment

January 3, 2023|

Imprisoned Tibetan businessman’s sister stages brave protest outside Lhasa court

December 21, 2022|

Senate bill advances Tibet-China conflict resolution

December 20, 2022|

New mayors appointed in COVID-hit Tibetan cities

December 19, 2022|

Thermo Fisher letter by US China Commission receives support

December 15, 2022|

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December 14, 2022|

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December 13, 2022|

US sanctions on Chinese officials raise pressure on Beijing

December 12, 2022|

ICT International Boards discuss strategy in changing political landscape

December 8, 2022|

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November 30, 2022|

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November 17, 2022|

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November 16, 2022|

China’s illegal occupation of Tibet raised at EU’s Presidency conference in the Czech Parliament

November 15, 2022|

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