Notuli: Nancy Pelosi criticizes China for making a campaign to destroy the culture and history of Tibet

notuli | March 11, 2021 | News
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The President of the United States Representatives Chamber, Nancy Pelosi, He accused China of undertaking a decade campaign to destroy the history and culture of Tibet. on Wednesday, Pelosi spoke on the occasion of 62 Anniversary of the Tibetan Survey Day and reaffirmed the support of the United States to the Tibetan people to praise the Washington Tibet Policy and Support. Pelosi said that legislation strengthens diplomatic ties between Americans and the Tibetan Central Administration.

“This year, When commemorating this solemn anniversary, We continue to inspire the powerful peace of peace, Faith and love of Dalai Lama. Guided by the spirit of hope of His holiness, We will never rest in our efforts to promote freedom and opportunities in Tibet and throughout China, because if we do not defend human rights in China due to commercial interests, Then we lose all moral authority to talk about human rights anywhere in the world. We will not be dissuaded in this vital mission ", Pelosi said in his speech.

Pelosi reiterated that decisions regarding Tibetan religion should be taken only by Tibetan religious leaders, A comment addressed to the Chinese Communist Party, which intends to install the next Dalai Lama in the Himalayas. China is interested in appointing a Pro-Beijing successor of the XIV Dalai Lama, who has faced many criticism from the Tibetan people, including the international community.

China has long faced the opposition in Tibet despite governing the region for more than six decades. The brain washing campaign for years has not yet caused a disconnection between local Tibetans and Dalai Lama, to whom they have been longing for since he fled to India in 1959. Beijing is trying to cut the Tibetans by announcing numerous development plans, Beijing states will bring economic prosperity and people will forget the story. China in its last National Congress of the People (APN) He announced a plan to build a passage from Tibet to southern Asia.

Tibet occupation
After the Qing dynasty was overthrown in the early twentieth century, The Tibet declared his independence and restored Dalai Lama as ruler. The thirteenth Dalai Lama ruled the Tibet until the decade of 1950, before the winner of the Chinese Civil War, The People's Republic of China (RPC), The Tibet will be attached, which forced a ‘seventeen points’ About the fourteenth Dalai Lama newly installed and other officials in Lhasa.

China called an annexation a "peaceful release of Tibet". Tibetan officials were forced to assign to the agreement for fear that China will set a large -scale invasion if they refuse to sign the treaty. However, The local population launched an armed rebellion against the Chinese government, which resulted in a violent repression of Tibetans, which forced Dalai Lama to take refuge in India. Tibetans and people from all over the world celebrate the 10 March as the National Lifting Day.

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