This episode of "In Conversation" highlights the increasing cases of enforced disappearances of Tibetans in Tibet, coinciding with the International Day of Victims of Enforced Disappearance, attributed to Chinese authorities. Mr. Tenzin Kunkhen from the Human Rights Desk of DIIR shares insights and recent updates on these cases.

(Ep 211)   Enforced Disappearances in Tibet

Tibet TV is the official broadcasting channel of the Central Tibetan Administration. It was launched in 2006 with the goal of connecting all the Tibetans in the diaspora as well as informing Tibet supporters about the issues of Tibet. It disseminates information on the activities and teachings of His Holiness the Dalai Lama, the Central Tibetan Administration and the current situation of human rights in Tibet and activities in the diaspora community.
Tibet TV is currently one of the principal sources of information related to Tibet and Tibetan issues and the information is disseminated in 12 languages namely Tibetan, English, Hindi, Chinese, Japanese, French, German, Korean, Spanish, Italian, Nepali and Russian.

Additionally, Tibet TV also produces information material on Tibetan culture, environment, language and religion. Besides it also produces documentary films, short and feature-length films etc. It makes use of social media (Facebook, Youtube, Instagram, and Twitter) to communicate to its viewers and also relays the information through the local cable TV operators in Dharamshala.

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Tibet TV is the official broadcasting channel of the Central Tibetan Administration. It was launched in 2006 with the goal of connecting all the Tibetans in the diaspora as well as informing Tibet supporters about the issues of Tibet. It disseminates information on the activities and teachings of His Holiness the Dalai Lama, the Central Tibetan Administration and the current situation of human rights in Tibet and activities in the diaspora community. Tibet TV is currently one of the principal sources of information related to Tibet and Tibetan issues and the information is disseminated in 12 languages namely Tibetan, English, Hindi, Chinese, Japanese, French, German, Korean, Spanish, Italian, Nepali and Russian. Additionally, Tibet TV also produces information material on Tibetan culture, environment, language and religion. Besides it also produces documentary films, short and feature-length films etc. It makes use of social media (Facebook, Youtube, Instagram, and Twitter) to communicate to its viewers and also relays the information through the local cable TV operators in Dharamshala.

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(Ep 211) Enforced Disappearances in Tibet

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