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Gov't & Leaders on Tibet

Two German MPs, including Bundestag Vice-President, urge China to release Tibetan language rights activist

tibetanreview - January 31, 2018

Meetings - Workshops

European parliament hears exile Tibetan leader despite China’s objections

tibetanreview - January 27, 2018

Gov't & Leaders on Tibet

European parliament urges unconditional release of Tibetan language rights activist, monk

tibetanreview - January 21, 2018

China Watch

China decries US sanctions on former Beijing top cop, but omission of bigger names disappoints rights groups

tibetanreview - December 27, 2017

China Watch

British archive confirms at least 10,000 killed in 1989 Tiananmen crackdown

tibetanreview - December 26, 2017

China Watch

China retains record as world’s top jailer of journalists

tibetanreview - December 23, 2017

Tibet News

China denies school admission to Tibetan child due to father’s protest conviction

tibetanreview - December 19, 2017

Campaign Actions

Tibet groups join call on Canadian PM to discuss human rights during China visit

tibetanreview - December 3, 2017

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