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UK parliamentarians debate reports of forced labour programmes in Tibet, amidst other human rights abuses.
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co-chair @MPIainDS calls for sanctions against Chinese government officials responsible for abuses in Tibet and Xinjiang, including asset freezes and travel bans.pic.twitter.com/Ft8qWMOziS
#IPAC member and chair of the All-Party Parliamentary Group for Tibet @timloughton calls for reciprocal access to Tibet.
While Chinese officials enjoy broad access to the UK, British and international diplomats have been denied access to Tibet for years.pic.twitter.com/jORNoB03Ln
Fiona Bruce MP demands that the UK government update guidance for British companies operating in Tibet to prevent the use of forced labour in supply chains, using civil penalties to hold companies to account where necessary.pic.twitter.com/U3tZMZFhPa
#IPAC UK member @amcarmichaelMP:
"The point that you should never forget about human rights is that they are universal. If they don't matter in Tibet, if they don't matter in Xinjiang, then frankly they don't actually matter here either."pic.twitter.com/hyP4Zf48eR
Shadow Minister for Asia and the Pacific @SKinnock calls for a "fundamental reset" in UK-China relations and supports #IPAC calls for the broadening in scope of Magnitsky legislation to sanction government officials responsible for abuses in Hong Kong, Tibet and Xinjiang.pic.twitter.com/llFVsJ3STg
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