Ludup, known by the lay name Rinchen Goedoe, was enrolled at Kirti Monastery at a very young age and hailed from a Samsang family in village number four of Meruma township in Ngaba (Chinese: Aba), Sichuan Province.

In June 2020, Lundup, who was 54 years old, was arbitrarily arrested in Ngaba (Chinese: Aba) County in Ngaba Tibetan and Qiang Autonomous Prefecture, Sichuan Province, 12 years after he carried out a protest in front of Kirti Monastery in Ngaba County on 16 March 2008. The authorities neither informed his family where and which court oversaw his trial, nor gave any notice about what he was charged with. "Ludup spent the years 2008 to 2020 hiding from the police, who resorted to publishing a public notice calling on the people of Meruma township in Ngaba County to inform them about Ludup and a few other Kirti monks. The notice described them as having participated in an “illegal protest movement.”

Following his arrest and trial, he served his sentence in Deyang (德阳) Prison, located in Huang Xu Town in Deyang City, Sichuan Province." (to be reviewed) Belongs to Kirti Monastery

Lodoe Gyatso was secretly sentenced to 18 years in prison for staging a peaceful solo protest infront of Potala Palace in Lhasa. Prior to his arrest, he had recorded a video announcing his 'campaign for world peace' which he recorded with the help of his wife. His wife, Gakyi had been sentenced to 2 years in prison. (As of 07 December 2021).

Lodoe Gyatso was detained late January for carrying out a lone protest against Chinese government in Lhasa. He has since been handed over to the Sog (Ch: Suo) County Public Security Bureau (PSB) in Nagchu (Ch: Naqu) Prefecture, Tibet Autonomous Region (TAR). This is Lodoe Gyatso’s second detention following his release from prison after 21 years in 2013.

Belongs to Sog Dzong Drama Association

His detention was believed to be in connection with the release of a DVD in May which contained songs praising the Dalai Lama and Lobsang Sangay.

Participated in a peaceful demonstration that included 14 other Tibetans in Lithang town. Eyewitnesses reported that the demonstrators were beaten by PSB and PAP - "many were bruised and injured with blood dripping from their noses ; heads and arms."

He was Detained for sending anti-China writings to the head officials of the Chinese work team stationed at the monastery. Belongs to Tsenden Monastery

He took part in the protest along with 36 other people in Drango County

He took part in the protest along with 36 other people in Drango County

Grassroots campaign aimed at forging unity and enhancing literacy levels among Tibetans

Belongs to Sungrabling Monastery

Belongs to Choebup Nunnery

He is Tsephe kyi's father (Tsepe self immolated herself )

Belongs to Garu Nunnery

Detained for engaging in the protest to calling for the return of His holiness ; freedom in Tibet etc Belongs to Drango Monastery

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He was detained while he was returning after attending a Chinese language class by a group of Chinese ; mostly wearing black Belongs to Thole Monastery

Belongs to Nakar Nunnery

Months after their arbitrary detention and disappearance ; five Tibetan monks from Drango Monastery have been sentenced to varying terms of six to seven years for their alleged involvement in 23 January 2012 protest in Drango (Ch: Luhuo) County of Kardze (Ch: Ganzi) Tibetan Autonomous Prefecture ; Sichuan Province. Belongs to Drango Monastery

Public security officials Detained Pema Tsewang a few hours after his friend Lhamo Kyab (age 27, married father of two children) committed self-immolation and died near Bora Monastery, located in Bola (Bora) township, Xiahe (Sangchu) county, Gannan (Kanlho) TAP, Gansu province.

Belongs to Shelkar Choede Monastery

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He has rejected a bribe offered to him by the Chinese government to disguise his wife self immolation protest

Solo Protest

On October ; 20 ; police and PAP detained 10 protesters and ; including Dorgyal ; who may have been subsequently released. Protesters called on officials to stop labeling them as "splittists ; " and said "the unjust legal system and authoritarian abuse of power" promoted separatism.

On suspicion of alleged "involvement" in Tsepak kyab's self-Immolation on October 26 ; 2013

A group of students staged a protest to demand greater rights including the right to use Tibetan as the language of Instruction in the schools. Belongs to Malho Nationalities Middle School

Belongs to Tawu Environmental Protection Association

Dokru Tsultrim was detained on April 2 at Gomang monastery in Ngaba county ; Sichuan province ; where he had been studying ; under suspicion that his writing was "reactionary." He was the editor of a magazine called 'Life of Snow?' ; which has been banned . Belongs to Gomang Monastery

Peaceful Protest for release of the arbitrarily arrestted village leader Wangdak

Tsayang’s arrest and prison term stemmed from allegations that he had posted political essays on Tibet to a website known as Zin-dris (Eng: ‘Jottings’). He is the courageous author of several essays ; which challenged the Chinese government’s policies regarding Tibet ; including ‘Who Is the Real Splittist?’ ‘Who Is the Real Destroyer of Stability?’ ‘We Tibetans are the Real Witnesses’ ; and Who Is The Real Instigator of Protests? Belongs to Labrang Tashikyil Monastery

Belongs to Ragya Monastery

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Detained for keeping and sharing the Dalai Lama's pictures on social networking sites Belongs to Rongwo Gochen Monastery

A 20 year old Kirti monk Adrak walked along the main street of Ngaba county in the morning of September 10 shouting "Freedom for Tibet! May the Dalai Lama 10 ; 000 years!" He was immediately detained by the police. When they beat him severely as they took him ; many Tibetan onlookers began to shout in protest ; and some of them were beaten and taken away. According to two kirti monks in exile ; Dharamshala ; among the bystanders detained at the time of protest against the detention of the monk was a woman called Aye Guemo ; aged 64. Her present condition and whereabouts are not known

Belongs to Gyitsang Gaden Choeling Monastery

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Belongs to Drak Yerpa Lhakhang

Belongs to Drepung Monastery

Belongs to Drepung Monastery

Belongs to Serwa Monastery

Belongs to Dragyab Bugon Monastery

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Phakpa Kyab was Released after eight years in prison for allegedly pouring petrol on a Tibetan named Lhamo Tseten who set himself on fire on 26 October 2012.

In August 2011 ; he was detained for the fourth time He was arbitrarily detained by around 40 police officers from a hotel room in Tsoe (Ch: Hezuo) city ; Kanlho (Ch: Gannan) Tibetan Autonomous Prefecture ; Gansu Province. Monks and students who were at the hotel asked why Jigme Gyatso was being detained but the police refused to answer and denied that Jigme Gyatso was in the room ; even though he could be heard speaking and seen through the windows. The next day ; 50 police officers searched his room in Labrang Monastery and took his computer ; CDs ; and photos of the Dalai Lama. Belongs to Labrang Tashikyil Monastery

Belongs to Gaden Monastery

Belongs to Gaden Monastery

Belongs to Chubsang Nunnery

At a Tehetu electoral meeting there was an argument during which “county leader” Rinchen Tso shouted at villagers for voting for the candidate Lokar instead of Tenkyab ; the candidate favored by the government. Officials Detained Tashi ; Lokar ; Tsephel ; and Tsekyab.

"Divulged state secrets ; and officials reportedly accused him for harboring "fugitive" monks from Karma monastery

Security officials detained Karma Monastery abbots Namse Sonam and Lodoe Rabsel ; and on an unknown date detained chant master Dhondup Gyaltsen ; in Changdu (Chamdo) County. The abbots reportedly refused to cooperate with officials conducting “patriotic education” at Karma after an October 26 bomb blast damaged an empty government building. Monks fled rather than obey demands to denounce the Dalai Lama and affirm China’s version of Tibetan history. Belongs to Karma Monastery

He staged a lone protest and shouted slogan in the public parkcalling for the independence of Tibet Belongs to Taglung Monastery

He staged a solo political protest; he reportedly tossed leaflets into the air and shouted slogans calling for the Dalai Lama's long life and return to Tibet until police detained him ; put a hood over his head and took him away

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Belongs to Dunpu Choekhor Monastery

He took part in the protest along with 36 other people in Drango County

He took part in the protest along with 36 other people in Drango County

He took part in the protest along with 36 other people in Drango County

Belongs to Phakmo Monastery

Belongs to Gaden Monastery

Belongs to Lithang Monastery

Belongs to Lithang Monastery

Peaceful Protest for release of the arbitrarily arrestted village leader Wangdak

At a Tehetu electoral meeting there was an argument during which “county leader” Rinchen Tso shouted at villagers for voting for the candidate Lokar instead of Tenkyab ; the candidate favored by the government. Officials Detained Tashi ; Lokar ; Tsephel ; and Tsekyab.

Belongs to Zhide Dratsang Monastery

He was accused of supporting self immolation protest by the 18 years monk name lobsang lodzin Belongs to Kirti Monastery

Officials allegedly detained him because he had posted articles on his blog on “issues like self-immolations ; freedom ; and the Tibetan struggle Belongs to Northwest University for Nationalities in Lanzhou

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Belongs to Palyul Monastery

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Solo Protest

He took part in the protest along with 36 other people in Drango County

He took part in the protest along with 36 other people in Drango County

He took part in the protest along with 36 other people in Drango County

He took part in the protest along with 36 other people in Drango County

He took part in the protest along with 36 other people in Drango County

He took part in the protest along with 36 other people in Drango County

He took part in the protest along with 36 other people in Drango County

He participated in the protest with 36 other people in Drango County. It was later learned that he was sentenced to 14 years of imprisonment.

He took part in the protest along with 36 other people in Drango County

He took part in the protest along with 36 other people in Drango County

He took part in the protest along with 36 other people in Drango County

He took part in the protest along with 36 other people in Drango County

He took part in the protest along with 36 other people in Drango County

He took part in the protest along with 36 other people in Drango County

He took part in the protest along with 36 other people in Drango County

He took part in the protest along with 36 other people in Drango County

He took part in the protest along with 36 other people in Drango County

Jangtse Donkho was detained on 21 June 2011 from his home in Ngaba (Ch: Aba) County and accused of writing a “reactionary” essay entitled ‘What Human Rights Do We Have Over Our Bodies?’ which commented on the Chinese government’s bloody suppression of the 2008 Uprising

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He engaged in a protest with other hundred protestor on the streets of Drango County and called for the return of 14th Dalai lama and freedom in Tibet

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Belongs to Drepung Monastery

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Belongs to Kyormolung Monastery

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Belongs to Gyaldoe Monastery

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Belongs to Sungrabling Monastery

Belongs to Sungrabling Monastery

He was linked for having replaced the Chinese national flag with a tibetan flag at a school Belongs to Wonpo Monastery

On 25 March 2009 ; Phuntsok pasted leaflets on the walls of a branch office of the Drango PSB headquarters on Shara Thang-do Bridge and on roadside trees. His campaign was connected with the last years’ unprecedented unrest in Tibet ; particularly in Drango County ; when hundreds of monks who took part in a peaceful demonstration against the Chinese government on 25 March 2008. The protest was subsequently quelled down with force and resulted in arrests ; torture and detention of hundreds of monks. Belongs to Drango Monastery

Belongs to Garu Nunnery

Belongs to Garu Nunnery

Belongs to Shar Bumpa Nunnery

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Detained for hoisting Buddhist flag. Belongs to Surtsang Ngag Gon Monastery

Belongs to Shugsib Nunnery

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purchased and freed 300 yaks that were headed to a slaughterhouse. Belongs to Gangshar Monastery

Belongs to Shugsib Nunnery

He shared information” about large-scale student protests in Gonghe ; the capital of Hainan (Tsolho) TAP ; Qinghai province Belongs to Khyamru Monastery

A Tibetan man who authored a book of poetry was found detained nine months after his disappearance from his work place in Chengdu city in Sichuan Province.

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At 12 PM on June 10 ; police detained Gowang (or Goyang) ; a Tsitsang Monastery monk studying at Ganzi’s Gepheling Monastery ; after he shouted slogans and scattered leaflets. At 2 PM the same day ; four nuns from Lamdrag Nunnery ; located near Gepheling Monastery ; shouted slogans and scattered leaflets until police detained them. Based on the reports ; the nuns’ names are: Riga (or Ringa; possibly Rinchen Choetso); Shoga (or Bomo Shoga; possibly Bumo Ga); Tsewang Dolma (possibly Tsega) ; and Dega. One of the nuns may use the name Jampa Lhatso Belongs to Lamdrag Nunnery

On Accusation of engaging in separatist activities and disrupting social stability by spreading rumours about Biru protests.

The Malho Intermediate People’s Court used contents of shokjang's writings and online activities to sentence him for “inciting separatism”

Accused of writing “May Tibet gain independence!” in sand

He was involved in a self-immolation protests

Belongs to Sog Dzong Drama Association

Belongs to Phenpo Nalanda Monastery

Belongs to Garu Nunnery

Fifteen monks who staged a peaceful protest in the Barkhor street in Lhasa on 10 March 2008. It has come to light that the 15 monks were joined by two laypersons during the protest. The details of the two could not be ascertained yet. Lhasa reels under tense situation. Drepung and Sera monasteries have been sealed and surrounded by the People’s Armed Police. Scores of monks are reported to be detained from the two monasteries. Belongs to Lungkar Monastery

"Convincing three people to self-immolate" and being "on the spot to take photos and send them abroad"

Belongs to Lithang Monastery

In April 2008 Chinese police detained Choedrak for allegedly leading demonstrators during March 2008 protests in Lhasa. He was sentenced to 15 years in prison in September 2008. Belongs to Redcross Lhasa

Tenzin Palsang (Tenga) who served six long years in prison for fabricated political crimes passed away in early November 2022 from prolonged injuries incurred in Chinese police custody. Tenzin Palsang (Tenga) was from Drango (Ch: Luhuo) County's Drango Monastery, where he worked as the senior treasurer at the time of his detention in April 2012, and had no health issues at the time of his detention. During his imprisonment of six years, he was subjected to severe and repeated torture and beatings by the Chinese police as a result of which he became very ill. He passed away in early November 2022. Belongs to Drango Monastery

Belongs to Gaden Monastery

Belongs to Gaden Monastery

Belongs to Sumdo Monastery

He was a young monk at Kirti monastery ; situated on the outskirts of Ngaba ; a town in today’s Sichuan province which incorporates large areas of the historical Tibetan provinces of Amdo and Kham. He was detained on March 28 ; 2008 ; 18 days after the start of the protests in the region and right in the middle of the crushing security crackdown that followed in which police shootings of peaceful protesters were reported to have killed as many as 20 Tibetans and wounded hundreds more. Tsering was charged with ‘leaking state secrets to forein countries’ by a Chinese Court in Barkham county and given a nine year prison sentence for his alleged act of sharing news about the crackdown on his monastery with the outside world. Belongs to Kirti Monastery

Maintaining contacts with exiled separatists

Fifteen monks who staged a peaceful protest in the Barkhor street in Lhasa on 10 March 2008. It has come to light that the 15 monks were joined by two laypersons during the protest. The details of the two could not be ascertained yet. Lhasa reels under tense situation. Drepung and Sera monasteries have been sealed and surrounded by the People’s Armed Police. Scores of monks are reported to be detained from the two monasteries.

Belongs to Gaden Monastery

Belongs to Sera Monastery

Belongs to Gaden Choekor Monastery

Belongs to Gaden Monastery

He was detained while he was visiting his elderly mother at her home near the monastery. The detention was likely resulted from the March 8 publication and distribution at the monastery of a book Tritsun authored ; "Breath of Truth." The volume contained essays Tibetan self-immolation and a biography of Tongkyab monk ; Soepa

They might have been detained because of “politically sensitive” information on their mobile phones

Belongs to Tashi Doka Hermitage

Belongs to Namkhar Nunnery

He took part in the protest along with 36 other people in Drango County

Pagyal and Tseko were detained for allegedly taking photographs of an August 12 protest by Tibetans in Luoxu town ; Sichuan province.

Belongs to Shugsib Nunnery

Tsering reportedly had participated in a 2008 protest outside an Aba county government office and had fled into hiding until police apprehended him.

Belongs to Dunpu Choekhor Monastery

Belongs to Garu Nunnery

Belongs to Phakmo Monastery

Peaceful Protest for release of the arbitrarily arrestted village leader Wangdak

He organised a funeral services for Wangchen Norbu ; who burned himself to death on Nov. 19

He played a role in self-immolation protests and for allegedly shouting slogans demanding independence for Tibet ;

Belongs to Choebup Nunnery

Belongs to Nyemo Gyaltse Monastery

Belongs to Gaden Choeling Nunnery

Belongs to Gaden Choekor Monastery

Belongs to Shugsib Nunnery

Mr A-nya Sengdra, 47, was beaten up and detained on 4 September 2018 from the highway intersection in Golok TAP by Gade County Public Security Bureau (PSB) officers and taken to the PSB detention centre in Drotsang (Ch: Ledu) County, Tsoshar (Ch: Haidong) Prefecture.

He was sentenced to 7 years of imprisonment on 6 December 2019 by the Gade (Chinese: Gande) County court in Golog (Guoluo), Qinghai province in the Tibetan area of Amdo, on charges of "picking quarrels and provoking trouble".

Belongs to Kirti Monastery

Belongs to Kirti Monastery

Belongs to Drinwa Sumdo Monastery

Detained for disseminating speeches of Dalai Lama Belongs to Lithang Monastery

Belongs to Guru Monastery

Acha Dolkar, sister of Wangchen was sentenced

Three nuns of Tehor Nyagay Nunnery ; Achoe from Rida Village ; Soe Choekyi from Lamna Village and Taga a.k.a Tashi Yangtso from Noekab Village under Kardze County staged a similar protest at Kardze County government headquarters and were later detained by the PSB officials. Belongs to Nyagye Nunnery

Amidst the intense repression ; Tibetans still managed to hold protests in Kardze County in what has been seen as continuous cases of dissidence and pro-independence movements inside Tibet. On 1 March 2009 ; Kardze County witnessed three protest demonstrations in a single day. TCHRD learned that the three protest demonstrations lasted no more than few minutes. They were immediately detained by the Chinese security forces.

Belongs to Labrang Monastery