China's New Ethnic Law Sparks Global Alarm Over Tibet's Future

• Thinlay Chukki and Phuntsok Topgyal led a delegation to the Czech Republic to highlight China's oppression in Tibet.
• Meetings included discussions with Sinopsis, U.S. Embassy officials, and MP Hayato, focusing on Tibet's realities and international support.
• The delegation briefed on China's new ethnic policy framework, raising concerns about increased centralized authority over minority regions.
• The law could intensify cultural assimilation, restrict Tibetan language and religious practices, and challenge Tibetan identity.
• Concerns were also raised about expanded surveillance, administrative control, and potential extraterritorial monitoring of Tibetan communities abroad.