The great era: Tibetan teenager is imprisoned in China for protesting

Jigme Dolm has 17 years, It was beaten by the police and sentenced to three years in prison

Por Jack Phillips – The Epoch Times

Empty original: Tibetan teenager is imprisoned in China for protesting

A young woman from 17 years of age was beaten by the police and then sentenced to three years in prison for distributing flyers about China's power over Tibet. This suggests that local officials are resolved to eradicating dissidents after the growing number of auto immolations.

The news of Jigme Dolma's imprisonment was recently received, however, A monk based in India, Free Asia informed Radio (RFA) which was imprisoned in August.

Jigme was arrested for organizing a protest in the town of Kardze, Proviction of Sichuan.

"It is not known where the prison is located", The monk Jigme told the announcer and added “however, The judgment of 3 years was already confirmed ".

In June, Dolma distributed flyers from a bridge above an intersection in the town of Kardze, and shouted slogans in favor of Tibet.

“When he reached the main part of the town, The police took it by hitting it ", He told RFA a Tibetan woman who lives in Kardze. It was also said that they continued to hit her and then she was taken to the hospital with an arm in a header.

His parents were only allowed to visit her once when she was stopped in Kardze, Then it was transferred to an unknown region away from the Tibetan area in a Chinese territory, The monk said. "They accused her of committing actions with the intention of dividing China", said.

In recent months, Chinese officials intensified the measures taken against Tibet Protestants. They have arrested those who dissemin.

Recently, A Tibetan monk based in the province of Sichuan was sentenced for disseminating information about those who self -boiled.

Since February 2009, more of 50 Tibetanos The majority monks and nuns set fire in protest to the Chinese communist regime. Lobsang Sangay, Tibet's prime minister in exile, He has not criticized the autoimmolations that are happening near the Kirti monastery in the province of Sichuan.

The International Campaign for the Tibet, A RIGHT GROUP, sent a letter to the US Secretary of State. Hillary Clinton last week. The letter asks you to address with the Chinese regime the issue of "security and the measures taken for persecution and re-educational campaigns", Aimed at Tibetans.

Such programs “are, In fact, Those that accelerate the deterioration of Tibetan culture, and an infinction of the collapse of religious freedom that contributes to the tragedy that becomes increasingly visible by the international community ”.

In recent days, The Tibetan Autonomous Region, Capital of Lhasa has been strongly blocked and monitored by Chinese security forces. A resident describes the situation as "a great prison", Police are everywhere, armed with rifles, Palos and fire extinguishers.

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