Lodroe Gyatso is shown in a video recorded before his Jan. 28, 2018 protest in Tibet’s capital Lhasa.
By RFA, Feb 6, 2018;
A Tibetan man who vanished last month after staging a solitary protest in Tibet’s capital Lhasa has been found jailed in a county in eastern Tibet, where he may soon face charges for opposing Chinese rule in Tibetan areas, Tibetan sources said.
Lodroe Gyatso, also known as Sogkar Lodroe, disappeared on Jan. 28 after protesting in front of Lhasa’s Potala Palace and is now being held in custody in Sog (in Chinese, Suo) county in Tibet’s Nagchu (Naqu) prefecture, a Tibetan source in exile told RFA.
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