Will there ever be justice for Tibet?

@Anonymouslyyours86 Annexation and oppression by the PRC.

@BlueVeins but they are always oppressed, they choose to live in silence, how are they going to explain themselves

@Anonymouslyyours86 they actually are far from silent about their situation

@Anonymouslyyours86 I wouldn't exactly characterize the Tibetans' "silence" as a choice. Their situation, while not frequently spoken about, is widely-known, but nothing is done about it.

@CopperCicada well they are breaking an oath aren't they

@BlueVeins i haven't heard much, about have i

@Anonymouslyyours86 Well, that's probably because the PRC invaded in 1950, and persecution has been the norm ever since. Not a ton of real news on the subject, I guess. Plus, the PRC has a way of keeping news from getting to the front page, unfortunately.

well maybe it is not truuuue @BlueVeins

@Anonymouslyyours86 I know Tibetans and people who spend time in Tibet. It's true. There's a huge body of human rights violations documented by international organizations.

@CopperCicada do you see them protesting in person, or just on news/tv?

@Anonymouslyyours86 It's definitely real. https://foreignpolicy.com/2017/06/13/self-immolation-and-chinas-state-cult-of-stability-tibet-monks-dalai-lama/

@Anonymouslyyours86 I have seen them protest in person in the US. I have joined them.

@CopperCicada why are you looking for tribe? where you from? because only native people have tribes...of certain lands...and I think Tibetans, can in that play, as to being a tribe?

@Anonymouslyyours86 that's metaphoric on my profile. has nothing to do with tibetans. my connection to tibetans is something else.

@BlueVeins shared a link. You can also look at Wikipedia re the Tibetan situation. International Campaign for Tibet. Free Tibet. Save Tibet. International Tibet Network. Amnesty International. Human Rights Watch.

@CopperCicada isn't Tibet free? the place i mean?

@Anonymouslyyours86 It was annexed by China in '59.

@CopperCicada is that a fly in your pp ?