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Tibet inadequately covered in UK's annual human rights report PDF Print E-mail
[2 May 2012] On 30 April the UK government published its Human Rights Report for 2011. The report's section on Tibet focuses heavily on the self-immolations and the government's response, but fails to mention other ongoing issues in Tibet such as the lack of freedom of expression, arbitrary arrests, closed trials and torture. However, the report has taken on board suggestions made by Tibet Society and other NGOs for greater transparency.
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2011-2012 Tibet in Parliament PDF Print E-mail
Parliament logoDetails and links of when and how Tibet has been raised in the UK parliament during the current parliamentary session 2010-2012 (commenced 25 May 2010).
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The All Party Parliamentary Group for Tibet PDF Print E-mail
The All-Party Parliamentary Group for Tibet (APPGT), founded in 1986, consists of MPs from all three main parties who have an interest in, and concern for, the Tibetan cause and Tibetan people. The stated purpose of the group is: ‘To put pressure on Her Majesty’s Government to encourage negotiations between the Chinese government and the Dalai Lama and the Tibetan government in exile, whilst recognising that Tibet is an occupied country which had independent links with Britain.’
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2010 Tibet in Parliament PDF Print E-mail
Parliament logoDetails and links of when and how Tibet has been raised in the UK parliament during the current parliamentary session 2010-2012 (commenced 25 May 2010).
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Parliamentary debate on Tibet PDF Print E-mail
On Wednesday 7 December 2011 a debate on Tibet was held in the House of Commons. It was the first debate on Tibet at Westminster since April 2008.
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