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EU Press Release following 39th EU-China Human Rights Dialogue (including field visit to TAR)

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European External Action Service

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Press Release

Date: Jun 17, 2024

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Boarding schools
Dalai Lama
Human Rights
Individual Cases
Religious Freedom

Summary: The press release states that the EU "reiterated its further concerns about the very serious human rights situation in China, in particular in Xinjiang, in the Tibetan areas and Hong Kong." at the dialogue. It also indicates that the EU "stressed that the selection of religious leaders should happen without any government interference and in respect of religious norms, including in the case of the succession of the Dalai Lama."

The press release also states that the EU called on China to immediately release Tibetan activists, writers and religious leaders, including Go Sherab Gyatso and Tashi Dorje.

Source: European External Action Service

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