概述
《2000年西藏人权报告》长达114页的，报告揭示了中共政府在过去的一年里在西藏践踏基本人权，侵犯藏人基本权益的情况。中国政府以国家稳定为名不仅加强了对西藏宗教和政治方面的严密控制，并且随意逮捕、关押和虐待持不同政见或行使言论自由权利的西藏人。
报告指出﹕2000年是中国政府为稳定对西藏的统治而进行严厉镇压的一年。在这一年，以中共为首的在世界范围内有不少国家继续对人民采取严厉措施实施控制以及继续无视和践踏公民的政治权利、言论自由、结社自由等最基本的人权。
The latest Annual Report by Tibetan Centre for Human Rights and Democracy (TCHRD) has been released today. Enforcing Loyalty is a comprehensive documentation of the deteriorating human rights situation throughout Tibet in the year 2000. In a year where Beijing made overt attempts to enhance its international image, with the release of their high profile propaganda piece – the White Paper – and their signing of the Memorandum of Understanding – an agreement with the United Nations High Commission on Human Rights relating to human rights standards – China still remains one of the few nations of the world that institutionalises human rights abuses.
The past year saw an increase in almost every area of repression and violations of fundamental freedoms by the Chinese authorities. Beijing’s obsession with stability and control saw the reinforcement of older policies and the imposition of new, restrictive measures. Political and religious freedoms faced heightened methods of control; Tibetans endured continued arbitrary arrests and detentions, along with unabated torture; women suffered an increase of physical violations; and children still face bleak and limited futures due to the highly discriminatory education and employment policies currently in practice.