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2012. március 13. /Phayul.com/TibetPress

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In Markhung village, local Tibetans marched to the township office and urged the 'work teams' stationed there to let the monks return to avoid possible closure of monasteries, TCHRD said.

In Layok village, a group of Tibetans approached the township office and left a dead body with Chinese Yuan 3,000, complaining that there were no monks in the monasteries to perform the last rituals, according to the release.

Following the protests, government officials have issued an order stipulating a one-month period for the monks to “realise” their mistakes and return to their monasteries, failing which, the officials warned that they would use “other methods,” TCHRD said.

In another order, local officials have barred Tibetans families from sheltering monks who have left their monasteries in protest. Treating the monks as fugitives, officials have told Tibetans to pass on any information regarding the monks.

According to TCHRD, over 13 officials in Tibet have been sacked since December 2011 for not enforcing a set of strict new security guidelines in Tibet.

Fearing the spread of the ongoing wave of self-immolation protests and mass demonstrations in neighbouring Tibetan areas, Chinese authorities on December 1, 2011, had issued an 18-point regulation that provides directives for handling and managing cadres who fail to maintain 'stability' in Tibet.