Beijing (AFP) July 22, 2025
Chinese authorities have removed a former leader of Tibet from office over alleged crimes including taking bribes and engaging in “superstitious activities”, the country’s top anti-corruption bodies said Tuesday.
Qizhala – who was governor of the western region from 2017 to 2021 – was dismissed over “serious violations of discipline”, a statement said, a common euphemism for corruption.
Beijing (AFP) July 22, 2025
Chinese authorities have removed a former leader of Tibet from office over alleged crimes including taking bribes and engaging in “superstitious activities”, the country’s top anti-corruption bodies said Tuesday.
Qizhala – who was governor of the western region from 2017 to 2021 – was dismissed over “serious violations of discipline”, a statement said, a common euphemism for corruption. Beijing (AFP) July 22, 2025
Chinese authorities have removed a former leader of Tibet from office over alleged crimes including taking bribes and engaging in “superstitious activities”, the country’s top anti-corruption bodies said Tuesday.
Qizhala – who was governor of the western region from 2017 to 2021 – was dismissed over “serious violations of discipline”, a statement said, a common euphemism for corruption.
