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To characterise the ongoing apartheid in Tibet, here is an excellent source about discriminatory measures based on ethnical origins, by Sherab Woeser, editor-in-chief of Phayul.com, March 26, 2013 :
No access to journalists from international medias, satillites for reception of abroad radio and TV confiscated and replaced by kind of "livebox" that controls TV, phone and internet exchanges of Tibetan inhabitants.
Huge number of passports confiscated. Tibetans need special permits to travel inside Tibet, hundreds of Tibetans from Eastern Tibet were expelled from Lhasa, inhabitants of Lhasa's suburbs need permission to enter Lhasa.
http://youtu.be/Fu4exk3BU1s
Sherab Woeser, editor-in-chief of Phayul.com, describes current conditions in Tibet related to the flow of news and communications (March 26, 2013). Previously he served as the editor of "Tibetan Bulletin" and Tibetan Youth Congress's Rangzen magazine. The talk was held in conjunction with Emory's Tibet Week, an annual celebration of the culture of traditional and contemporary Tibet (March 25-29).
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