This is a list of 110 Tibetans reported to have been detained for political offences in 1994. 22 of the cases described here are lay people, 29 are nuns, and 57 are monks. This list is provisional: there will have been many other arrests which were not reported to TIN. At least six of the reports listed here have not yet been confirmed. The names of 30 are unknown. Note that the terms "arrested" and "detained" are used synonymously in this list.

In alphabetical order:

• 1 man, arrested on 24 May 1994 for staging a solo pro- independence protest in Lhasa, name not known
• 1 man, farmer, from Pakshoe Joju Serwa, arrested late May 1994 for putting up pro-independence posters, name not known
• 1 man, monk at Phurchok Monastery, arrested 24 May 1994 for staging a pro-independence demonstration in Lhasa; name not known
• 2 men from Lhasa, arrested on 30 May 1994 in Drongba when Tibetan flags were found in their truck heading for Kailash, names not known
• 2 monks arrested on 17 Aug 1994 for demonstrating in the Lhasa Barkor (unconfirmed), names not known
• 2 monks, arrested for staging demonstration in Barkor holding Tibetan flag, 27 March 1994; names not known
• 2 women, described as nuns, arrested on 1 October 1994 for demonstrating in the Lhasa Barkor, names not known (source: DIIR; unconfirmed)
• 3 monks from Phenpo, arrested on 25 Aug 1994 for displaying a Tibetan flag in the Lhasa Barkor, names not known
• 3 women, nuns at Garu nunnery, all from Phenpo Lhundrup, aged approx. 18-19, taken to Gutsa prison for staging demonstration in Lhasa, 21 March 1994; names not known
• 4 monks from Phenpo, arrested on 3 Aug 1994 for demonstrating in the Barkor, names not known
• 4 people, described as "monks or nuns", arrested on 27 September 1994 for demonstrating in the Lhasa Barkor, names not known (source: DIIR; unconfirmed)
• 5 nuns arrested on 14 Aug 1994, for demonstrating and unfolding a Tibetan flag in the Lhasa Barkor, names not known
• Apho, aged 36, monk from Bu monastery (?) in Chamdo, born in Drayab Jamdun, arrested 13 January 1994, thought to be in Chamdo prison, accused of writing posters
• Champa Tsondrue, age 17, monk at Ganden Choekor monastery in Phenpo arrested on 19 June 1994 for demonstrating in Lhasa
• Chime Dorje (or could be Jigme Dorje), age 27, monk at Serwa monastery, born Pakshoe Joju Serwa, arrested 29 March 1994, sentenced in Chamdo on 6 July 1994 to 15 years imprisonment for putting up posters in Pakshoe Ritri, presumed held at Powo Tramo prison
• Choekyi Gyaltsen (also named as Choeying Gyaltsen), age 24-7, nun at Shar Bumpa nunnery in Phenpo, taken to Gutsa prison on 14 June 1994 for demonstrating in Lhasa
• Choekyi Tsomo, nun at Bumthang nunnery in Chideshol Valley, from Lhokha Namgyegang, arrested 13 March 1994
• Choekyi Wangmo, age 20-22, nun at Shar Bumpa nunnery in Phenpo, taken to Gutsa prison on 14 June 1994 for demonstrating in Lhasa
• Chung Tsering, 30, monk from Ganden Monastery, born Meldrongungkar county, arrested on 13th May 1994 for helping Tibetans cross the border to Nepal and carrying information to exiles
• Dawa, 20, from Phenpo Lhundrup, monk at Phurchok Monastery, arrested 24 May 1994 for staging a pro-independence demonstration in Lhasa
• Dondrup Tsering (1) (also called Duntse), age 62 (brother of Tsewang Dradul), from Tsawa Bomi (Chinese: Dongba) in Zogang county, Chamdo, arrested 8 February 1994 in Tsawa Bomi for putting up posters, initially held in Srithang (or Sothang) prison
• Dondrup Tsering (2), age 24, from Tsawa Bomi (Chinese: Dongba) in Zogang county, Chamdo, arrested 8 February 1994 in Chamdo for putting up posters, initially held in Srithang (or Sothang) prison
• Drolma Yangzom, (wife of Tenzin Norbu, builder, age 37, now in India), arrested 27 May 1994 for `politically motivated' demonstration against tax increases imposed on shopkeepers in Lhasa, reportedly since released
• Dugkar Bum, age c.30, Tibetan language teacher at Huanghong Minzu Zhongxue (Huanghong Minority Middle school) in Tsholho (Hainan) County, Qinghai province, arrested in Chabcha (Gonghe, Hainan) on 26th September 1994 on suspicion of spying for the government in exile (unconfirmed).
• Gendun, aged 27, farmer from Tsangsar, arrested 13 January 1994 thought to be taken to county prison at Drayab
• Gyaltsen Sherab, age 19-21 from Phenpo Lhundrup, nun at Shar Bumpa nunnery in Phenpo, taken to Gutsa prison on 14 June 1994 for demonstrating in Lhasa
• Gyaltsen Tengye, age 21, monk at Ganden Choekor monastery in Phenpo arrested on 19 June 1994 for demonstrating in Lhasa
• Gyaltsen Zoepa, 20, monk at Ganden Choekor monastery in Phenpo, disappeared 21 June 1994, believed arrested in connection with 19 June 1994 demonstration
• Jampa Choejor, age 16, monk in Chamdo, son of Tsewang Dradul, from Tsawa Bomi (Chinese: Dongba) in Zogang county, Chamdo, arrested 8 February 1994 for putting up posters, initially held in Srithang (or Sothang) prison
• Jampa Tashi, age 26, monk at Serwa monastery, born Pakshoe Joju Gyabdoe, arrested 29 March 1994, sentenced on 6 July 1994 to 12 years imprisonment for putting up posters in Pakshoe Ritri, presumed held at Powo Tramo prison
• Jamyang Tsering, age 52-7, from Tsawa Bomi (Chinese: Dongba) in Zogang county, Chamdo, arrested 8 February 1994 in Tsawa Bomi for putting up posters, initially held in Srithang (or Sothang) prison
• Karma Geleg Phunkhang, age 46, watch repairer, arrested in May 1994 in Lhasa for political activities
• Kelsang Yeshe, 30, from Namgyeling, living in Meldrongungkar, arrested 2 January 1994
• Lhagpa Gyaltsen, 18, school teacher from Baglog, arrested 2 January 1994
• Lobsang Choedron, nun at Bumthang nunnery in Chideshol Valley, from Lhokha Namgyegang, arrested 13 March 1994
• Lobsang Choezin, age 17, monk at Ganden Choekor monastery in Phenpo arrested on 19 June 1994 for demonstrating in Lhasa
• Lobsang Dargye, monk at Sang-Ngag Kha monastery in Taktse, arrested on 2nd or 7th December 1994 for demonstrating in the Lhasa Barkor (unconfirmed)
• Lobsang Gendun, monk at Sang-Ngag Kha monastery in Taktse, arrested on 2nd or 7th December 1994 for demonstrating in the Lhasa Barkor
• Lobsang Kalden, nun at Bumthang nunnery in Chideshol Valley, from Lhokha Namgyegang, arrested 13 March 1994
• Lobsang Palden, age 17, farmer, son of former Party Secretary of Joju, from Pakshoe Joju Serwa, arrested late May 1994 for putting up pro-independence posters
• Lobsang Palden, age 24, monk at Serwa monastery, born Pakshoe Joju Serwa, arrested 29 March 1994, sentenced in Chamdo on 6 July 1994 to 12 years imprisonment for putting up posters in Pakshoe Ritri, presumed held at Powo Tramo prison
• Lobsang Tenzin, monk at Sang-Ngag Kha monastery in Taktse, arrested on 2nd of 7th December 1994 for putting up posters or demonstrating; held in Taktse prison
• Lobsang Tsegye (also named as Lobsang Dargye, or as Lobsang Khyi-kyag), age 27, monk at Serwa monastery, born Serwa, arrested 29 March 1994, sentenced in Chamdo on 6 July 1994 to 15 years imprisonment for putting up posters in Pakshoe Ritri, presumed held at Powo Tramo prison
• Lobsang Yangzom, nun at Bumthang nunnery in Chideshol Valley, from Lhokha Gongkar county, arrested 13 March 1994
• Namkha Dorje, age 23-4, from Tsawa Bomi (Chinese: Dongba) in Zogang county, Chamdo, arrested 8 February 1994 in Chamdo for putting up posters, initially held in Srithang (or Sothang) prison
• Ngawang Choekyong, monk at Sang-Ngag Kha monastery in Taktse, arrested on 2nd of 7th December 1994 for putting up posters or demonstrating; held in Taktse prison
• Ngawang Jinpa, monk at Sang-Ngag Kha monastery in Taktse, arrested on 2nd or 7th December 1994 for demonstrating in the Lhasa Barkor
• Ngawang Kunsel (layname: Dekyi Nyima), age 20, born Lhokha, Tsona county, Gongkar xiang, neighbourhood no 1, nun at Garu nunnery, arrested 25 May 1994 for protesting in the Barkor
• Ngawang Lamdrol (layname: Pasang Lhamo), age 19, born Phenpo Lhundrup county, Jeka xiang, neighbourhood no 2, nun at Garu nunnery, arrested 25 May 1994 for protesting in the Barkor
• Ngawang Legyon, monk at Sang-Ngag Kha monastery in Taktse, arrested on 2nd or 7th December 1994 for putting up posters or demonstrating; held in Taktse prison
• Ngawang Losel, monk at Sang-Ngag Kha monastery in Taktse, arrested on 2nd or 7th December 1994 for putting up posters or demonstrating; held in Taktse prison
• Ngawang Ngon-kyen [mngon mkhyen] (layname: Nyima Tsering) age 19, from Nyethang xiang, neighbourhood No.1, monk at Nyethang Tashigang monastery, arrested 27 or 31 May 1994 for demonstrating on the Lhasa Barkor
• Ngawang Oedbar, monk at Sang-Ngag Kha monastery in Taktse, arrested on 2nd or 7th December 1994 for demonstrating in the Lhasa Barkor
• Ngawang Pema, nun at Bumthang nunnery in Chideshol Valley, from Lhokha Namgyegang, arrested 13 March 1994
• Ngawang Sangden, nun at Bumthang nunnery in Chideshol Valley, from Lhokha Namgyegang, arrested 13 March 1994
• Ngawang Thoglam, monk at Sang-Ngag Kha monastery in Taktse, arrested on 2nd or 7th December 1994 for putting up posters or demonstrating; held in Taktse prison
• Ngawang Tsangpa (layname: Kelsang Phuntsog) age 21, from Lhokha Gongkar county, Namgyegang, monk at Nyethang Tashigang monastery arrested 27 or 31 May 1994 for demonstrating on the Lhasa Barkor
• Nmagyal, arrested 28 June 1994 at Dram (Nepal border) on suspicion of being a spy for the exiles; held in Ngari prison, Shigatse, released December 1994 and expelled from the country
• Nyima, 18 from Phenpo Lhundrup, monk at Phurchok Monastery, arrested 24 May 1994 for staging a pro-independence demonstration in Lhasa
• Pema Tsering, age 23, monk at Serwa monastery, born Pakshoe Joju Gyabdoe, arrested 29 March 1994, sentenced in Chamdo on 6 July 1994 to 15 years imprisonment for putting up posters in Pakshoe Ritri, presumed held at Powo Tramo prison
• Penpa, 20, farmer from Baglog, arrested 20 February 1994
• Phuntsog Choedrag, (senior), monk at Sang-Ngag Kha monastery in Taktse, arrested on 2nd or 7th December 1994 for demonstrating in the Lhasa Barkor
• Phuntsog Choedrag, monk at Sang-Ngag Kha monastery in Taktse, arrested on 2nd or 7th December 1994 for demonstrating in the Lhasa Barkor
• Phuntsog Choejor, monk at Sang-Ngag Kha monastery in Taktse, arrested on 2nd or 7th December 1994 for demonstrating in the Lhasa Barkor
• Phuntsog Jigdral, monk at Sang-Ngag Kha monastery in Taktse, arrested on 2nd or 7th December 1994 for putting up posters or demonstrating; held in Taktse prison
• Phuntsog Lhundrup, monk at Sang-Ngag Kha monastery in Taktse, arrested on 2nd or 7th December 1994 for demonstrating in the Lhasa Barkor
• Phuntsog Peyang (layname: Pema Drolma), age 27, born Toelung Dechen county, Gurum xiang, Chaggyu neighbourhood no 2, nun at Garu nunnery, arrested 25 May 1994 for protesting in the Barkor
• Phuntsog Rigchog (Migmar) age 28, from Nyethang xiang, Chushur county, monk at Nyethang Tashigang Monastery, arrested 31 May 1994 for demonstrating in Lhasa
• Phuntsog Samten, monk at Sang-Ngag Kha monastery in Taktse, arrested on 2nd or 7th December 1994 for demonstrating in the Lhasa Barkor
• Phuntsog Seldrag [bsal grags] (Pema Thinly) age 17, from Nyethang xiang, Chushur county, monk at Nyethang Tashigang Monastery, arrested 31 May 1994 for demonstrating in Lhasa
• Phuntsog Tendon [bstan 'don] (layname: Migmar), age 14, from Nyethang xiang, Chushur county, monk at Nyethang Tashigang Monastery, arrested 31 May 1994 for demonstrating in Lhasa
• Phuntsog Thrinden [phrin ltan] (Sonam Tsering) age 19, from Nyethang xiang, Chushur county, monk at Nyethang Tashigang Monastery, arrested 31 May 1994 for demonstrating in Lhasa
• Phuntsog Tsomo (layname: Yangka), born Phenpo, Ganden Choekor, neighbourhood no 6, nun at Garu nunnery, arrested 25 May 1994 for protesting in the Barkor
• Phuntsog Wangmo (layname: Lobsang Drolma), age 21-3, born Meldrogungkar county, Modrong xiang, neighbourhood no 6, nun at Garu nunnery, arrested 25 May 1994 for protesting in the Barkor
• Phuntsog Zoepa (Lobsang Drolma [?]) age 19 from Nyethang xiang, neighbourhood No.1, monk at Nyethang Tashigang Monastery, arrested 31 May 1994 for demonstrating in Lhasa
• Rinchen Tsering, Teacher in Hainan Minority Teacher Training College, Tsholho (Hainan) City, Hainan County, disappeared beleived detained on 26th September 1994, reportedly for having been to India without Chinese authorisation (unconfirmed)
• Samdrup, age c. 23, unemployed, male, from Sog Rongpo in Nagchu prefecture, detained in August in Nacghu on suspicion of having connections with exiles, released after 40 days
• Seldroen, age 17-8, nun at Shar Bumpa nunnery in Phenpo, taken to Gutsa prison on 14 June 1994 for demonstrating in Lhasa
• Shabdrung Rimpoche, lama, director of private school in Lhasa, arrested late February 1994, believed to be accused of accepting finance from exiles
• Sonam, age 20-25, monk at Drak Yerpa in Taktse county, detained in August 1994 for writing pro-independence slogan, held in Taktse county jail and then Gutsa, sentenced to 5 years in Drapchi
• Tenzin Kunsang, nun at Bumthang nunnery in Chideshol Valley, from Lhokha Namgyegang, arrested 13 March 1994
• Tenzin, aged 24, monk from Bu monastery (?) in Chamdo, born in Drayab Jamdun, arrested 13 January 1994 for writing posters, reportedly released
• Tharpa, 17 from Meldrogungkar, monk at Phurchok Monastery, arrested 24 May 1994 for staging a pro-independence demonstration in Lhasa
• Thubten Geleg (Dorje) age 16, from Lhokha Gongkar To-rwa, monk at Nyethang Tashigang Monastery, arrested 31 May 1994 for demonstrating in Lhasa
• Tobgyal, aged 21 (brother of above), born in Tsangsar, arrested 13 January 1994 for writing posters, reportedly released
• Tsering Samdrup, age 21, monk at Ganden Choekor monastery in Phenpo arrested on 19 June 1994 for demonstrating in Lhasa
• Tsetob, aged 28, monk from Bu monastery (?) in Chamdo, born in Drayab Jamdun, arrested 13 January 1994, accused of writing posters
• Tsetse, aged 47, monk, born Drayab Jamdun, secretary of Bu monastery in Chamdo, arrested 13 January 1994 for having books by the Dalai Lama and the UN Declaration of Human Rights, believed held in Chamdo prison
• Tsewang Dradul, age 61-4, from Tsawa Bomi (Chinese: Dongba) in Zogang county, Chamdo, arrested 8 February 1994 for putting up posters, initially held in Srithang (or Sothang) prison
• Tsultrim Zangmo, age 23, nun at Shar Bumpa nunnery in Phenpo, taken to Gutsa prison on 14 June 1994 for demonstrating in Lhasa
• Tsultrim, age 20, farmer, born Pakshoe Joju Serwa, arrested late May 1994 for putting up pro-independence posters
• Walgon (Palgon) [dpal-mgon] Tsering, monk, from nomad family near Qinghai lake, detained September 1993 in Lhasa, on suspicion of carrying a large amount of money allegedly intended for the exile government; first held in Lhasa, but transferred to Hainan County prison