The Human Rights Observatory accused Chinese authorities of censoring information about the floods in Tibet. According to the organization, journalists were prevented from contacting families of victims, limiting access to information about the tragedy.
The human rights organization expressed concern about the lack of transparency on the part of China in managing information related to the natural disaster affecting the region.
The tragedy caused at least 955 dead and 4,471 missing in both countries, numbers that highlight the severity of the humanitarian situation in the Tibet region.
The Chinese government has not officially commented on the censorship accusations raised by the Human Rights Observatory, which continue to generate tension between international organizations and Beijing authorities.
