UPRISING IN TIBET

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Uprising in Tibet

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consequences

POSSIBLE SOLUTIONS

CAUSES

HISTORY

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Wanted independence but were quickly defeated

The Tibetan rebels

Armed to assert control over Tibet

Government of the People's Republic of China

Flied to India to escape Chinese comtrol. The Dalai Lama, whose full name is Tenzin Gyatso, is the 14th spiritual leader of Tibetan Buddhism. Born on July 6, 1935 in Takster, a small village in northeastern Tibet, into a peasant family, he was recognized as the reincarnation of the 13th Dalai Lama at the age of two, according to Tibetan tradition. V1989, for his commitment to the peaceful resolution of the conflict with China. The Dalai Lama has also played a pivotal role in promoting

Dalai Lama

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The PLA had to force to control the demonstrators.It is estimated that about 87,000 Tibetans died and about 6,000 shrines and monasteries were destroyed.

It was a context of general tensions between the Chinese and the Tibetans.The protests were also fuelled by anti-Chinese sentiment and separatism. The protests were mostly peaceful at first, but the bloody clashes quickly broke out.

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History

End of the uprising

March 23, 1959

March 17, 1959

Dalai Lama escaped to India

March 10, 1959

The uprising begins

1956

Armed conflict between Tibetan guerrillas and the PLA

1951

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Tibet comes under the control of China.

.Fear that the Dalai Lama will be arrested.

China's territorial ambitions.

Internal divisions and weakness of the Tibetan government regarding the management of power.

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The internal political situation in Tibet.

Causes

• loss of political autonomy
• repression of human rights
• suppression of culture and religion
• demographic impact
• damage to the environment
• exile and diaspora
• international tensions

China's occupation of Tibet in 1950 had life-changing consequences in Tibet for the Tibetan population and for international politics

Consequences

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The second solution: even if Tibet is politically annexed to China as Region it should keep its own cultural,religious, economical autonomy,and should accepted the seventeen points of degree.The seventeen points of Onu 1961 agreement

Solution 2

The first solution is that China and the international community recognize the Tibet's whole full autonomy on the political, economical, cultural and , above all, on the religious level and its sovranity,the respect of human rights which still today are repressed by the Chinese government.

Solution 1

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This episode highlights how important it is to be aware of boundaries, especially with children. Children should always feel safe and protected, and adults must be careful to respect their personal space. The Dalai Lama's actions, even if meant as a joke, can send the wrong message about what is acceptable behavior. It is crucial for society to protect children from abuse and to educate everyone about the importance of consent and respect. We must create a safe environment where children can speak out if they feel uncomfortable or threatened. By doing so, we can help prevent abuse and ensure that children grow up in a healthy, safe environment. Addressing sexual abuse against children is a collective responsibility. We must listen to survivors, support them, and work together to create a world where every child can thrive free from fear and harm.

The issue of sexual abuse against children is a serious and troubling problem in our society. It affects the most vulnerable and innocent among us, leaving deep emotional and psychological scars.Recently, there was an incident involving the Dalai Lama that brought attention to this topic. During a public event, he made a comment that many people found inappropriate. He asked a young boy to kiss him on the lips and then joked about it, which caused a lot of concern. Many felt that this behavior was not suitable for someone in his position, as he is a spiritual leader respected by many.

Sexual abuse of children

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Flaminia Poletto, Giulia DV, Benedetta Rossato, Beatrice Birsan, Mirna Amabile e Giulia Ranieri

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In 1956, the East Kham and Amdo regions were uprisings due to China’s socialist reforms. The Kham and Amdo were outside the administration of the Tibetan government in Lhasa and therefore were treated as Chinese provinces. These uprisings lasted until 1962.

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Tibet under the effective control of the People's Republic of China (PRC) since the Seventeen Point Agreement was reached in 1951.

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The 14th Dalai Lama escapes to India accompanied by eighty thousand people

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