Noua lege a Chinei accelerează asimilarea culturală. Tibetul încearcă să-și salveze limba

In Tibet, locals strive to preserve their language and traditions amid China's new ethnic unity law promoting Mandarin. This law raises concerns about cultural assimilation among ethnic minorities. Human rights organizations warn that it continues a trend of prioritizing Mandarin in education and administration, sidelining minority languages. While some Tibetans engage in Tibetan language courses, they face challenges in public life dominated by Mandarin. The Chinese government claims the law enhances national unity and access to education for minorities, dismissing foreign criticism as ideological bias. The situation remains sensitive, especially regarding the Dalai Lama's succession and the visibility of Tibetan culture in public spaces.