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Tibet Talks Europe – EU-China relations and Tibet

June 24, 2020 ・ International Campaign for TibetMultimedia

International Campaign for Tibet Europe has started a new initiative: ‘Tibet Talks Europe’, a series of online discussions about Tibet with politicians, academics, activists and experts!



Tibet Talks Europe #3: EU-China relations and Tibet: How much space for human rights during the German EU Presidency?

From 1 July on, Germany will hold the EU Presidency for the following six months. What should Berlin and the EU aim to achieve in terms of the situation in Tibet? How should a more assertive, united and ambitious EU policy look like? The participants will discuss these issues from European and German perspectives. ICT will present its five points of action on Tibet which have been submitted to the German government.

Date: Tuesday, June 30, 2020

Time: 15:00 (Central European Timezone)

Guest Speakers:

  • Gyde Jensen, Chairwoman of the Human Rights Committee, German Bundestag
  • Raphaël Glucksmann, Vice-Chair of the Sub-committee on Human Rights, European Parliament
  • Vincent Metten, EU Policy Director, International Campaign for Tibet (Brussels office)

The discussion will be moderated by Kai Müller, Executive Director, International Campaign for Tibet (Germany office).

Watch the recording of this edition below:

Filed under: Europe and Tibet

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