Tibet's cultural heritage faces growing challenges as China enacts a new Ethnic Unity Law intended to promote national cohesion. The law, implemented in July, mandates greater integration through patriotic education and language policies, with Mandarin increasingly dominating public life in Tibetan regions. While authorities claim the measure strengthens unity, many Tibetan activists fear it undermines their linguistic and cultural rights. Rising Han Chinese migration further intensifies concerns about the long-term survival of local traditions and dialects.
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