Tibetan Monk, Once Detained By China, Disappears Amid Crackdown Accusations
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Chinese authorities have detained Tibetan monk Jamyang Tashi for the second time, reportedly for contacting Tibetans in exile. His family has received no information about him and has allegedly been warned against asking questions, raising fears about his safety. This detention highlights ongoing concerns about China's suppression of religious freedom in Tibet.
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