O nouă lege adoptată în China accelerează asimilarea culturală

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 public life, limiting the use of minority languages. While Beijing claims the law enhances national unity and educational access, many Tibetans fear their culture may only survive privately. The situation is further complicated by the sensitive issue of the Dalai Lama's succession, with China asserting state control over this process.