Capital Of Tibet

The Chinese invasion of Tibet dates back to 1950 where the vulnerable Tibetan people were subjected to extreme cruelties, oppression and discrimination. A number of international laws have been blatantly violated which caused alarm and considerable concern from other nations. However, there have been no measures taken to put an end to the shocking crimes. The Tibetan freedom was forcefully wrestled out from their clutches and the world just watched on.

When Saddam Hussein assaulted it’s neighboring countries, the world not only sympathized but also actively fought to regain Kuwait’s freedom. Tibetans are left wondering why is it that not even one nation decided to take action but instead allowed the violations to continue for several decades? Some have concluded this might be due to the

fact that Kuwait has huge oil deposits while Tibet has minimal natural resources to brag about. Regaining the Tibetan freedom from the Chinese illegal occupation grows bleaker with every passing year.

It is quite hard for the inhabitants of Tibet to be tortured in their own country, seeing defenseless countrymen prosecuted and murdered everyday by cruel Chinese military. The government of China is also actively convincing some of their people to relocate to Tibet by offering incentives and bribery. Chinese occupants outnumber the population of the native Tibetans today. This threatens not only the Tibetan freedom but also their nation’s rich culture and heritage. Many religious artifacts have been smuggled out of the country and shipped to China. The Dalai Lama was out into exile as a spiritual leader of Tibet has demanded that China grant total autonomy of his beloved country.

Although there have been a number of demonstrations and marches for the Tibetan freedom to be granted, China seems oblivious to the calls and pleas of Tibetans and other nations as well. All efforts fell to deaf ears. Many steps are continually taken to promote worldwide awareness to what is really happening in Tibet. A Hollywood movie was released in the hopes of increasing the consciousness of all humanity and hopefully some major

actions will be done.

Tibetans are not only facing the loss of their freedom but are also struggling with poverty. They have always been noble people that try to solve their battles through peaceful means. It’s a sad fact that they are not only losing lives because of Chinese oppression but also because of hunger and starvation. Maybe it’s about time the whole world pay enough attention and help make some change. Token sympathies and false concerns are simply not enough save the Tibetans from utter desolation and misery.

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