Ngawang Topden, a 20-year-old Tibetan man from Tritso village of Khargang township, Jomdha county in Kham region of eastern Tibet is serving jail sentence in Lhasa, the capital of Tibet after was sentenced by a Chinese court. Ngawang's family members and relatives know that he has been sentenced but they have still not been informed of the prison term and his well being. He was "detained on October 21, 2012, near the Mosque in Lhasa by Chinese security personnel on charges of having stored pictures of the Tibetan self-immolators, a national flag of Tibet and other photographs showing the inhumane treatment of Tibetans living under Chinese rule, on his mobile phone."
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A Tibetan sentenced to two years in prison for Mobile photos
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Dharamshala: - Stepping up its severely crackdown against Tibetan protests in Tibet, a student of of the Tibetan traditional Thangka art has been sentenced to two years in prison in Lhasa, the capital of Tibet for allegedly having Tibet related photos on his mobile phone.
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