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University of British Columbia event looks at impact of Canada-China FTA on human rights in Tibet

May 23, 2018;

Report filed by Canada Tibet Committee In partnership with the University of British Columbia (UBC) Himalaya Program, the Canada Tibet Committee (CTC) hosted a workshop on May 18, 2018 exploring human rights implications of an eventual Canada-China Free Trade Agreement … Continued

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