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Underrepresented: Tibetans Kept Out of Most Leadership Positions

March 6, 2024;

-by International Campaign for Tibet  Analysis of Tibetan representation in PRC leadership in 2024 It is the season of China’s annual meetings in Beijing of its National People’s Congress (parliament) and Chinese People’s Political Consultative Conference (political advisory body). Popularly called the “Two Sessions,” China has also been using these sessions to tout how well…

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