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Jul
Tibetans living in Northeast India have voiced strong opposition to China's Ethnic Unity and Progress Law, calling it an attempt to suppress Tibetan identity and urging the restoration of Tibet's freedom. The appeal follows the self-immolation of 52-year-old Tibetan activist LobgaRangzen outside the United Nations headquarters in New York City on July 2. According to a statement issued by Tibetans residing in Northeast India, the protest was directed against China's occupation of Tibet and what they described as the use of legal measures to criminalise Tibetan resistance. The statement said the Ethnic Unity and Progress Law, which came into force…
