1. Tibet is the ‘Palm” in China’s five finger policy. The area has been in conflict over the decades. Prior to China’s invasion in 1950, Tibet maintained a unique culture, religion and language for centuries. #ChinaOccupiedTibet 
2. Today, this culture is under threat from mass Chinese immigration and the strict control of all expressions of Tibetan culture and national identity. #ChinaOccupiedTibet
3. China boasts of huge investment in Tibet but its economic development is primarily intended to cement its hold on Tibet and enhance its ability to exploit Tibet's natural resources. #ChinaOccupiedTibet
4. Along with other countries around the world, Tibet has changed greatly over the past 70 years. However, Tibetans continue to work to preserve their culture and resist oppressive policies on a daily basis. #ChinaOccupiedTibet
5. Today,dis struggle is being carried forward by a generation of Tibetans whose parents/grandparents do not remember a life free of Chinese rule.From displaying their banned flag to joining mass protests, Tibetans assert their desire for freedom in the face of severe repression.
6. India has sheltered the exiled Dalai Lama for decades and has given a home to lakhs of his followers since 1959. While these efforts of India have been widely appreciated, but the simmering Sino-India relations often have Tibet at the undertone. #ChinaOccupiedTibet
7. Chinese atrocities have led to human rights violations in Tibet which are yet to be resolved. Autonomy of Tibetan people has been suppressed, their religious and cultural freedom curbed and their freedom of speech, movement and assembly tightly restricted. #ChinaOccupiedTibet
8. Tibetans, for the first time,are facing opposition in the selection of the leader as per their strict norms.The Dalai Lama,whom most Tibetan Buddhists worship as a spiritual leader,is a religious institution authority having centuries old selection process. #ChinaOccupiedTibet
9. Tibetans protesting against exploitations of their natural resources – be it bottled water, gold extraction, lithium extraction, mining etc., are met with arrests and excessive force by police and the security forces. #ChinaOccupiedTibet
10. Innocence, childhood, education & rights of children in Tibet are taken away by the Chinese Authorities. They are forced to read and learn Chinese in schools and even in business dealings. #ChinaOccupiedTibet
11. Deprived of their land, cut off from their water supply, Tibetans continue to bear the costs of China’s extraction. They also have no way to voice their concerns about the damage caused without fear of arrest or persecution. #ChinaOccupiedTibet
12. The mass relocation by the Chinese authorities on false promises of compensation, jobs and happiness were never fulfilled. The real reason for the relocation is to allow the CCP to take advantage of the natural environment. #ChinaOccupiedTibet
13. CCP is known for exploiting and raiding Tibet’s natural resources, particularly at the cost of the homes and lifestyles of Tibetan nomads. #ChinaOccupiedTibet
14. Tibetan leaders/activists getting jailed on unfair grounds are on the rise. Chinese ‘re-education’ propaganda is massively spreading in Tibet. People are forced to pledge loyalty to the CCP & condemn their spiritual leadership. #ChinaOccupiedTibet
15. On recent stand-off between China and India in Galwan Valley, Sangay, President of CTA, said that China is diverting the global attention from COVID to other issues, such as these. China isn’t comfortable seeing the accomplishments and praise of Indian government.
