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The report highlights that many victims of human rights violations are Buddhist nuns and monks, and describes detention and abuse connected with advocacy for Tibetan independence since 1987. 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 \n-political prisoners and prisoners of conscience held in Drapchi prison who havebeen subjected to severe beatings and prolonged solitary confinement.Theyinclude one elderly prisoner of conscience who has reportedly been held in solitaryconfinement for over four months;  \n-two prisoners who were executed in May 1990.Their death sentences werereportedly imposed following accusations that they had planned to escape fromprison.The new information suggests that the death sentences imposed on themmay have been politically motivated.  \n-a woman who testified that she was tortured over a period of six months whileheld in incommunicado detention in a detention centre in Lhasa in late 1990 andearly 1991.  \nAmnesty International urges the Chinese Government to release all prisoners ofconscience and to give a fair trial within a reasonable time to all political prisoners,tofully investigate reports of torture and ill-treatment of detainees,including reports aboutthe death in custody of Lhakpa Tsering,and to end the use of the death penalty.  \n\n| KEYWORDS:PRISONERS OF CONSCIENCE1/CHURCH WORKERS1 POLITICAI  \u003Cbr>ACTIVISTS1/ADMININSTRATIVE DETEN'TION/SOLITARYCONFINEMENT/PRISON  \u003Cbr>CONDITIONS/DEATH IN CUSTODY/INCOMMUNICADO DETENTION/RESTRAINTS  \u003Cbr>TORTURE/ILL-TREATMENT1/SEXUAL ASSAULT/DETENTION FOR RE-EDUCATION/  \u003Cbr>POLITICALLY MOTIVATED CRIMINAL CHARGES/ILL-HEALTH/TRIALS/EXECUTION/  \u003Cbr>ESCAPES /COMPENSATION/POST-MORTEMS/PROFESSIONAL ETHICS /AGED/WOMEN  \u003Cbr>/CLERICAL WORKERS/DOCTORS /STUDENTS /CHILDREN /TRADERS /TEACHERS1  \u003Cbr>DEMONSTRATIONS/UNITED NATIONS/PRISONERS'TESTIMONIES /PRISONERS'LISTS1  \u003Cbr>PHOTOGRAPHS/   |\n| --- |\n\nThis report summarizes a 25-page document(7759 words),People's Republic of China:Recent Reports On Political Prisoners and Prisoners of Conscience in Tibet(AI Index:ASA 17/62/91).issued by Amnesty International in October 1991.Anyone wantingfurther details or to take action on this issue should consult the full document.  \nAmnesty InternationalNational Office3228th AvenueNew York,NY 10001(212)807-8400","cbCaicX5fkCLDzMU","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaicX5fkCLDzMU","pdf",2753833,42,"English","# Amnesty International National Office\n## People’s Republic of China\n## Recent reports on political prisoners and prisoners of conscience in Tibet\n## October 1991","[{\"question\":\"What new information does the report provide about Tibet?\",\"answer\":\"It provides new information on prisoners of conscience and political prisoners in Tibet, much derived from official legal documents.\"},{\"question\":\"Who are described as victims of human rights violations in Tibet?\",\"answer\":\"Many victims are described as Buddhist nuns and monks in and around Lhasa, including detainees connected to advocacy of Tibetan independence.\"},{\"question\":\"What actions does Amnesty International urge the Chinese Government to take?\",\"answer\":\"It urges release of all prisoners of conscience, fair trials within a reasonable time for political prisoners, a full investigation of torture and ill-treatment, and an end to the death penalty.\"}]","Recent reports on political prisoners and prisoners of conscience in Tibet - October 1991 | PDF",1790683564,106]