New Report Warns of Deepening Chinese Repression in Tibet

The Tibetan Centre for Human Rights and Democracy has released its 2025 annual report detailing deepening state repression in Tibet under Chinese rule. The document warns that political and ideological control has expanded into all aspects of Tibetan life, including religion, education, and personal expression. Authorities are increasingly using legal reforms and surveillance to reshape Tibetan identity and enforce strict loyalty to the Chinese Communist Party. The report highlights severe restrictions on fundamental freedoms, forced closures of private Tibetan schools, and the alarming extrajudicial killing of a Tibetan religious leader in Vietnam, calling for immediate international accountability.