India does not demolish Buddhist temples, neither do they force Buddhists to convert to Hinduism like China forces Buddhists to become atheists. Many dalit Hindus convert to Buddhism without facing problems. India has numerous Buddhist temples, even the bodh Gaya is well maintained by the government of India.
Who told you they are not?
ahh.. right I forget Hindus only convert Muslims, lol. But how would you explain 80% people in tibet are still Buddhists when China is supposedly forcing atheism down their throats, while on the other hand, 80% people in Nepal are Hindus now, living and worshiping their gods everyday in the land of Buddha's birthplace? these simple statistics doesn't make your argument very convincing, does it?
Tibet is 80% Buddhist because Tibetan Buddhists are brave and are resisting Chinese occupation. The whole world is seeing what you Chinese are doing in Xinjiang.
But Kashmir will never be Pakistan so you can also cry loud.
you may believe what you want but historically, Buddhism was nothing special to China, we cracked down all religions indiscriminately. does that make you feel better?
Tibet will be free. It's a matter of time. USA already entered the South China sea.
No,it was not!.
You want to see the rise of Buddhist nation so tibet should be a free nation?..... I don't see the logic.
Based on stats Tibet has 6K + monasteries and there's a monk for every 36 Tibetans . What is the conversion process to aethist? renounce the religion or like conversion of Muslim to hindu?
China was never a Buddhist region not even in the Tang period when Taoism was the state religion .Western or south asian lfanatism wouldn't find stronghold in confucious East Asian societies.
I think you may have gotten the wrong idea of weak and strong, China can easily nuclear level America killing, over 93% of America men, women and children while leaving the other 7% to play Fallout in real life.
blablabla, I know who you are, a stupid Indian who pretends himself as a Nepalese. your stink smells from miles away. “China has no friend”? Indiots always like to say that.
Chinese rule in Tibet has been characterised by brutal repression and ethnic cleansing, writes Terry Philpot – and yet the rest of the world takes little interest
Activists of the Tibetan Youth Congress (TYC) after being detained by police during a protest outside the China embassy in New Delhi on Thursday. Photograph: Money Sharma/AFP/Getty Images
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Your otherwise excellent editorial on the centenary of the Chinese Communist party (29 June) ignores entirely, as do so many commentaries on China, the appalling suffering of the Tibetan people, citing only the oppression of the Uyghurs. Tibet’s plight under Chinese rule goes back even longer. Tibet was an independent country when invaded by the Chinese army in 1950. Its spiritual leader, the Dalai Lama, fled to a life of exile and his young successor was kidnapped by the Chinese and never seen again.
Chinese rule is characterised by brutal repression, ethnic cleansing (partly by the mass settlement of Han Chinese and the promotion of Mandarin Chinese over Tibetan), persecution of religious believers, torture, murder, “disappearances”, and incarceration without trial. Tibet evokes little interest from governments (including successive British ones) and none from the left or the right. Its cause is kept alive in the UK largely by Free Tibet. https://freetibet.org/
Don’t ignore the plight of Tibet under the Chinese Communist party | Letter
Letter: Chinese rule in Tibet has been characterised by brutal repression and ethnic cleansing, writes Terry Philpot – and yet the rest of the world takes little interestwww.theguardian.com
