China’s State Council Information Office unveiled a comprehensive white paper Thursday, spotlighting ‘human rights advancements’ in Xizang (Tibet) amid what it calls a 'new era of development.' The document outlines efforts to boost economic growth, preserve cultural heritage, and expand access to education and healthcare in the region.
🔍 Key highlights include:
Rising living standards driven by infrastructure projects like highways and airports.
Protection of ethnic traditions and religions, with over 1,700 Tibetan Buddhist sites reportedly maintained.
Social programs targeting poverty reduction and gender equality.
The report also addresses criticisms, stating Xizang’s development is "people-centered," with residents "enjoying unprecedented rights and freedoms." Analysts note the white paper comes amid global debates on minority rights and regional autonomy.
