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Gov't & Leaders on Tibet

Lawmakers in Italy, Estonia, and Germany urge China to release Tibetan religious leader it abducted 25 years ago

tibetanreview - May 16, 2020

Outside Tibet

United States, 16Czech MPs ask China to account for, release top Tibetan religious figure

tibetanreview - May 16, 2020

Gov't & Leaders on Tibet

UK MP adds voice to Panchen Lama release call

tibetanreview - May 12, 2020

Gov't & Leaders on Tibet

Joint petition asks UN to press China to release 25-year disappeared top Tibetan religious figure

tibetanreview - May 9, 2020

Gov't & Leaders on Tibet

Draft motion in Scottish Parliament urges UK to act on China’s 25-year abduction of top Tibetan religious figure

tibetanreview - May 3, 2020

Gov't & Leaders on Tibet

Belgium stands with Tibetans on free Panchen Lama call

tibetanreview - April 29, 2020

Gov't & Leaders on Tibet

China targeted for 25-year disappearance of top Tibetan religious figure

tibetanreview - April 26, 2020

Gov't & Leaders on Tibet

China urged to free the true Panchen Lama on his 30th birthday

tibetanreview - April 28, 2019

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