BEIJING (Reuters) -A court in Beijing on Wednesday sentenced Wu Yingjie, a former Communist Party secretary of China's Tibet ...

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Wu Yingjie, former Communist Party chief in Tibet, was sentenced to a death penalty with a two-year reprieve in Beijing for corruption. He allegedly accepted bribes worth over 343 million yuan.

Until the end of June, the continuation of reincarnation, and therefore the future of Tibetan Buddhism, was in question.

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The group accused Ethiopia’s government of failing to properly investigate the deaths, which took place in the Tigray region.