Tibet fears erosion of cultural identity under new Chinese Ethnic Unity Law
France 24 · LC · trust 38/100
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In July, China implemented a new Ethnic Unity Law, which aims to strengthen patriotism across all regions of the country, including those populated by peoples who are not part of China's dominant Han ethnic group. One such region is Tibet, where Mandarin has become increasingly visible as Han Chinese settlement has risen. Beijing says the law will improve national integration, but for Tibetan activists, it is another attempt by Beijing to erode local identity.
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