G20 LEADERS speak out against China's colonial boarding schools in Tibet

The Chinese Communist Party has a terrifying plan for the children of Tibet: About a million Tibetans between four and 18 years are being forced to live in colonial boarding schools, isolated from their homes, your families, their language and their way of life.

At the same time, Tibetan language schools are being closed and demolished.

China's plan is to redesign Tibetan society and identity with devastating impacts.

In the words of Dr.. Gyal Lo, a leading expert on these schools: “The Chinese government is destroying families and forcing these vulnerable children to become strangers to their own Tibetan culture.”.

It is necessary to stop this.

G20 Foreign Ministers to meet in Delhi in September.

It is essential to include these boarding schools on their agenda and insist that they demand that China close them.

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TO THE G20 LEADERS

We ask you to jointly take firm measures regarding China's colonial boarding schools, which are aimed at Tibetan children in an attempt to eradicate the distinctive identity of Tibetans.

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