贡保吉在拉萨高院外再为胞弟多吉扎西请愿重审：国际声援西藏运动称她多次遭警察殴打致内伤骨折，多吉扎西 2010 年因“贷款诈骗”被判终身监禁Gonpo Kyi protests again outside Lhasa High Court for a retrial for her brother Dorjee Tashi: ICT says police repeatedly beat her, causing internal injuries and broken bones; Dorjee Tashi has served life since 2010 on 'loan fraud' charges

据 ICT 11 月 3 日的分析：10 月 26 日，贡保吉再次在拉萨西藏自治区高级人民法院外请愿。她手持中国国家主席习近平的画像与一份两点诉求书，要求一、允许其胞弟多吉扎西的辩护律师完整查阅案卷；二、召开公开重审、推翻原判。诉求书结尾写道：“多吉扎西是无辜的。”比利时藏人萨嘎扎西向 ICT 提供的视频显示，贡保吉手持诉求书和平请愿，其丈夫却琼陪同拍摄；一名警察走近要求却琼停止拍摄，却琼当场拒绝，并对着镜头说，多吉扎西的案件没有依法办理，如果依法办理，他们根本不需要记录；他还称，警方车辆正在附近盘旋、准备再次拘留他们。[1][2][3]

ICT 称，与家属关系密切的消息人士透露，贡保吉过去四年间已在同一法院外多次请愿，今年 6 月与 8 月亦有类似行动；拉萨警方在这些请愿中惯常殴打、拖拽她，致其手臂骨折、多处骨折、内出血与长期健康问题。萨嘎扎西指出，贡保吉数十次请愿期间，中国安全人员惯常拘留她、强行没收手机、删除拍摄的视频与照片，严重限制信息外流。此外，家属方面称，当局对多吉扎西的兄长多吉次旦实施 24 小时监视，便衣人员随处跟踪，并在政治敏感时期强行把他带离拉萨、送往偏远地区。上述殴打致伤与监视的细节均来自家属方面经 ICT 转述的说法，本站未独立核实。[1][3]

多吉扎西案的背景如下：他是拉萨知名的商人与慈善家、亚克酒店业主。2008 年西藏各地大规模抗议后不久，当局将其拘留，指控他暗中支持抗议者并向达赖喇嘛供养，随后秘密关押八个月、与外界隔绝。2010 年 5 月 17 日，拉萨市中级人民法院以涉及 150 万元的“贷款诈骗”罪名秘密判处其终身监禁，ICT 称审判缺乏正当程序、律师协助与可信证据；同一政治化程序中，其兄多吉次旦亦被判六年。多吉扎西随后被转往拉萨第一监狱（扎其监狱），西藏最大的监狱，以关押国家安全类政治犯著称。ICT 2021 年 8 月曾发表多吉扎西关于审前羁押期间遭受酷刑的证词。ICT 2026 年 8 月 19 日的另一篇报道称，多吉扎西的辩护律师 2026 年 7 至 8 月要求会见仍被拒绝；其兄姐上一次获准探视是 2019 年、二姐是 2021 年，妻子儿女自 2024 年起约两年未获探视；狱方还要求家属删除网上声援帖文并道歉。[1][4]

核实说明与去重：本记录的核心事实——10 月 26 日贡保吉在拉萨高院外请愿、诉求内容、多吉扎西 2010 年终身监禁的罪名与审判方式——来自 ICT 11 月 3 日的分析（附请愿视频）与 Phayul 10 月 30 日的报道（经印度媒体转述），《西藏快讯》11 月 6 日亦有同题报道，三者相互印证；殴打致伤、监视兄长的细节系家属方面经 ICT 转述，本站如实归属、不作背书。时效说明：请愿发生于 10 月 26 日，ICT 分析发表于 11 月 3 日，本站此前从未收录多吉扎西案，本轮首次收录。有关“贷款诈骗”罪名是否成立的判断，本站不作评判，只记录审判程序（秘密审判、无律师协助）与 ICT 的定性。[1][2][3][4]

According to ICT's November 3 analysis: on October 26, Gonpo Kyi staged another protest outside the Tibet Autonomous Region Higher People's Court in Lhasa. She held a portrait of Chinese President Xi Jinping alongside a two-point petition demanding, first, that her brother Dorjee Tashi's defence lawyers be given full access to the case files, and second, that a public retrial be convened to overturn the verdict. The petition concludes: 'Dorjee Tashi is innocent.' Video footage provided to ICT by Sakar Tashi, a Tibetan residing in Belgium, shows Gonpo Kyi staging her peaceful appeal while her husband, Choekyong, films the demonstration; when an officer approached and ordered Choekyong to stop filming, he refused, saying on camera that Dorjee Tashi's case was not being handled according to the constitution, that if things were conducted according to the law they would not need to record anything, and that police vehicles were circling, preparing to detain them again. [1][2][3]

ICT says sources close to the family revealed that Gonpo Kyi has staged multiple similar protests outside the same court over the past four years, including in June and August this year, and that Lhasa police officers have routinely assaulted, dragged and beaten her during these protests, breaking her arm, fracturing bones and causing internal bleeding and chronic health issues. Sakar Tashi noted that while Gonpo Kyi has carried out dozens of protests, Chinese security personnel routinely detain her, forcibly confiscate phones and delete recorded footage and photos, severely restricting information from reaching the outside world. Family sources also report that the authorities maintain 24-hour surveillance on Dorjee Tashi's elder brother, Dorjee Tseten: plainclothes agents trail him wherever he goes and routinely force him out of Lhasa to remote locations during politically sensitive periods. The details of the beatings and surveillance come from family accounts relayed by ICT and have not been independently verified by this site. [1][3]

The background to Dorjee Tashi's case: a well-known Tibetan philanthropist and owner of the luxury Yak Hotel in Lhasa, he was detained by the authorities shortly after the 2008 mass demonstrations across Tibet, accused of providing covert support to protesters and making offerings to the Dalai Lama, and held in secret incommunicado detention for eight months. On May 17, 2010, the Lhasa Intermediate People's Court secretly sentenced him to life imprisonment on politically motivated charges of 'loan fraud' involving 1.5 million yuan, in a trial that ICT says lacked due process, access to legal counsel and credible evidence; in a similarly politicised process, his brother Dorjee Tseten was sentenced to six years in prison. Dorjee Tashi was transferred to Drapchi Prison (Tibet Autonomous Region Prison No. 1), the largest prison in Tibet, notorious for housing political prisoners convicted of state-security-related crimes. ICT published Dorjee Tashi's testimony detailing the torture he suffered during his pre-trial detention in August 2021. A further ICT report of August 19, 2026, says defence lawyers' requests to visit him in July and August 2026 were still refused; his elder brother and eldest sister last saw him in 2019 and his second sister in 2021, while his wife and children have been denied visits for about two years since 2024; prison officials also demanded that the family delete online advocacy posts and issue an apology. [1][4]

Verification note and deduplication: the core facts of this record — Gonpo Kyi's October 26 protest outside the Lhasa High Court, the contents of the petition, and Dorjee Tashi's 2010 life sentence, charge and secret trial — come from ICT's November 3 analysis (with protest video) and Phayul's October 30 report (as republished by Indian media), with Tibet Express carrying the same story on November 6; the three corroborate each other. The details of the beatings and the surveillance of his brother are family accounts relayed by ICT, reported here with attribution and without endorsement. Note on timing: the protest took place on October 26 and the ICT analysis was published on November 3; this site had not previously carried the Dorjee Tashi case and records it for the first time in this round. On the question of whether the 'loan fraud' charge is well founded, this site makes no judgement; it records the procedure of the trial (secret, without counsel) and ICT's characterisation of it. [1][2][3][4]