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Human Rights

Experts to discuss human rights abuse issue in Tibet, East Turkistan, HK on Feb 28

| @indiablooms | Feb 27, 2021, at 03:58 pm

London: Human rights and advocacy group Global Alliance For Tibet and Persecuted Minorities will organize an online panel discussion on February 28 to highlight the ongoing human right abuses in Tibet, East Turkistan and Hong Kong.

During the online webinar, the topic 'China: Struggle For Political Freedom in Tibet, East Turkistan and Hong Kong' will be discussed.

The event will be held at 03:30 pm (GMT).

Benedict Rogers, CEO Hong Kong Watch and Vice-Chair Conservative Party Human Rights Commission; Writer and activist Tenzin Tsundue; and Rahima Mahmut, UK Director of World Uyghur Congress will participate in the debate.

Image: GATPM Facebook page

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