Tibet, the Position in International Law: Report of the ...
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His punishment may be re-education or a fine. He will be ''blacklisted'' in the office (in spite of Chinese denials that ''black-listing'' exists). If it was a serious political mistake he would be put under surveillance at all times, including while at work. For a very serious political mistake he will be expelled from the office and he will be handed over to the police. Testimony from Tsering Wangchuk (Interviewed in Dharamsala 28/8/92 by a British lawyer specially for this report.) Tsering Wangchuk ...