law, offends the sovereign equality of States and the principle of non-intervention (Article 2 of the Charter of the United Nations; UN General Assembly Resolution 2625 (XXV)), and furnishes a legal foundation for transnational repression on the territory of EU member states. We, the participants of the Tibet Conference in Riga, resolve: 1. To convey the warm greetings and solidarity of this conference to His Holiness the Dalai Lama. 2. That the parliamentarians present are committed to supporting parliamentary activities in their respective countries that strengthen friendship with the Tibetan people and advance the protection of their rights. 3. To explore pathways for our national parliaments to adopt resolutions supporting the Dutch-led initiative for an EU Special Representative for Tibet, and to encourage other EU member states to back this proposal at the EU level. 4. To call on our respective governments to step up coordination with EU partners on Tibet and human rights in China, and to report regularly to their national parliaments on progress made. 5. To follow the lead of the European Parliament and table resolutions in our national parliaments condemning China's Law on Promoting Ethnic Unity and Progress, recognising it as a threat to the survival of Tibetan people and their culture. --Riga, 3 June 2026 --- Signatures ---