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Tibetan Jailed by China for 18 Years During Language Rights Protest Emerges in Fragile Heath - Tibetan Review
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Tibetan jailed by China for 18 years during language rights protest emerges in fragile heath - Tibetan Review
(TibetanReview.net, Apr10’26) – A Tibetan man, now in his late 50s, imprisoned for 18 years after leading a language rights protest in a historically Tibetan area of Sichuan province, China, in 2007 has emerged from jail last month in fragile health, reported the Tibetan language tibettimes.net Apr 9. Yeshe Sangpo and his brother Lobsang, residents […]
Tibetan Political Prisoner Released After 18 Years, Returns Home in Failing Health – Tibet
By Tenzin Chokyi DHARAMASALA, 10 April: Yeshe Sangpo, a 58-year-old Tibetan man from occupied Tibet, was released by Chinese authorities on March 25 after serving 18 years in prison. Reports indicate that he is in extremely poor health following his long period of detention.
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