China's Expanding Influence in Tibetan Mining: Human Right Foundation

China exploits ethnic minorities in occupied territories for economic growth, particularly in the Uyghur Region and Tibet. In Tibet, Chinese state-owned companies recruit Tibetan herders and farmers for mining jobs under the guise of "poverty alleviation," often disrupting traditional livelihoods and raising concerns about forced labor. CCP's focus on minerals like copper and lithium for renewable energy drives this exploitation. Mining operations have led to environmental damage, forced relocations, and harsh working conditions, mirroring the coercive labor practices seen in the Uyghur Region. Further investigation into these practices in Tibet is urgently requested.