Maybe ecocide would be less offensive to "anonymous" than genocide and horrid executions ...

Admittedly, the scenes shown in the most recent posting were ugly and graphic. But the results of the ecocide imposed upon the Tibetans, although not so disturbing to view at their inception, is just as sad to endure by the Tibetans and the world. Such crimes as deforestation and desert-ifacation of Tibet by the PRC are something that disturbs a tree-hugger such as myself as much as any other of the crimes inflicted in Tibet. I've read of the sad scenes in the Min Valley (a tributary valley off of the Yangtze River) where hundreds of miles of logjams and dry mud suggest that it might be a century or two before the land will be as it was before the Chinese invasion.

Tibet was once known for its forests and big game ... plus lush valleys and happy people.

That was the atrocity, "anonymous"!