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Declaration by the Presidency of the Council of the EU on behalf of the EU on the situation in Tibet

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Date: Mar 19, 2008

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Human Rights
Sino-Tibetan dialogue

Summary: In this declaration, the European Union expresses deep concern over reports of unrest in Tibet and extends condolences to the families of those who lost their lives.

The EU calls for restraint by all sides, urging Chinese authorities to refrain from using force and demonstrators to avoid violence, while stressing the importance of freedom of expression and peaceful protest.

The EU reaffirms its support for peaceful reconciliation between Chinese authorities and the Dalai Lama’s representatives and calls for substantive and constructive dialogue to address Tibetan concerns and achieve a sustainable solution respecting Tibetan culture, religion, and identity.

Source: Council of the European Union

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