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By Tenam
In January of this year, I spoke before a panel in Luxembourg about digital repression and the shrinking of civic space. I made the case that Tibetans, Uyghurs, and Hongkongers should not only be cited as case studies in these conversations — they should be recognised as early witnesses whose experiences must shape how the world responds now.
We Tibetans have been living inside this reality for more than two decades since the internet became a worldwide phenomenon. As early as 2009, researchers uncovered GhostNet — a large-scale cyberespionage network that had compromised computers used by the Tibetan government in exile and Tibet-related organisations around the w...
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