Don’t Forget Tibet – Don’t Ignore The Cultural Genocide!

Tibetans Attend Propaganda Event 9/29/23 To ‘Sing Praise To The Motherland’ In Kongpo Region Of Occupied Tibet. Source: CTNN

Do you remember the issue of Tibet? The plight of Tibetans under an illegal and vicious Chinese occupation? If so that’s great to hear, but it won’t be a consequence of reports appearing across legacy media. The past few years has seen Tibet effectively removed and disappeared from news reports; journalists, politicians and bodies such as the United Nations have become ever more silent and unconcerned.

Meanwhile, the extermination of Tibet’s culture continues and intensifies. Through deliberate colonialist policies, which forcibly remove Tibetan children from their homes into ‘residential schools’, a 24/7 psychological indoctrination program eradicates any sense of Tibetan cultural identity. It is cultural genocide, an entire people are witnessing the calculated destruction of their traditions, language and history.

Tibet’s Children Are The Target Of Chinese Indoctrination Such As These Youngsters Made-Up With ‘White Face’ And Elongated Eye-Liner To Look ‘More Oriental’. Kongpo Region Occupied Tibet 9/29/23. Source: CTNN

Anyone daring to protest faces torture, forced-labor, and brutal incarceration. Such is the nature and extent of digital surveillance, and an imposed social monitoring of daily life across Tibet, that a disabling fear dominates. Every Tibetan knows the chilling cost of speaking-out. So, what prevails is a desperation and a loss of hope. There is no escape or refuge. Even Tibet’s ancient religious traditions of Bon and Buddhism have been invaded, corrupted and dominated by the totalitarian ideology of the Chinese regime.

This ‘Final Solution’ for Tibet, in the sense of a complete annihilation of Tibet’s national and cultural identity, is being implemented against the back-drop of indifference and silence from the world’s political establishments, and their media mouthpieces. Beyond the suffocating and censorial grip of the Chinese Regime, it is up to those valuing freedom, human-rights and justice to take whatever action possible. To ensure Tibet and its just cause does not become a faded page of history.