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Buddhist Monastery destroyed to make way for Chinese hydropower project — Radio Free Asia

26 July 2024
in Asia Pacific
Buddhist Monastery destroyed to make way for Chinese hydropower project — Radio Free Asia
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The Buddhist monastery in Tibet was demolished to make way for a Chinese hydropower project, leaving the local community devastated. The destruction of this sacred site has sparked outrage and protests among Tibetans, who see it as a violation of their religious and cultural heritage. The Chinese government’s actions have raised concerns about the preservation of Tibetan traditions and the impact of large-scale development projects on local communities.

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