WTN for September 2016

• Two more suicides in protest of demolitions at Larung Gar - Radio Free Asia
• Tibet could be China’s bridge to South Asia under 'Belt and Road Initiative' - The Diplomat
• Police in China push for trial of Tibetan education advocate - New York Times
• China's new Tibet party chief urges stronger criticism of Dalai Lama - Reuters
• As G20 underway in China, US Ambassador to India calls on Dalai Lama - Business Standard

• India and Nepal confront poor climate policies in Tibet - BBC World Service
• No information after police take monks into custody at gunpoint - Radio Free Asia
• Final Statement - 7th International Conference of Tibet Support Groups
• Tibet only province in China without independent judicial oversight - Tibetan Review
• Despite fears, support for Dalai Lama remains strong in Tibet - Channel News Asia

• Scientists propose controversial cloud-seeding project in Tibet - South China Morning Post
• Millions of Tibetan nomads moved to permanent homes - Channel News Asia
• Tibet is harder to visit than North Korea. But I got in and streamed live on Facebook - Washington Post
• The Tibet plateau, unpacified - The Economist
• China threatens countermeasures after Dalai Lama speaks at EU Parliament - Reuters

• China steps up demolition, evictions at Larung Gar Buddhist Center - Radio Free Asia
• Tibet situation highlighted at UN Human Rights Council - Tibetan Centre for Human Rights & Democracy
• In Tibet, religious freedom comes with Chinese characteristics - Agence France Presse
• China's new invasion of Tibet - Australian Financial Review
• Dalai Lama envoy says Canada-China free trade must factor in Tibetan crisis - Canadian Broadcasting Corporation