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American Bar Association Calls for Investigation of Human Rights Violations in Tibet

August 9, 2024;

-by James Joseph  for JURISTnews In a landmark development, the American Bar Association (ABA) has adopted a resolution urging the United States and the United Nations to investigate human rights violations in Tibet. Resolution 502, passed on August 5 at the ABA’s Annual General Meeting in Chicago, marks the first time the organization has taken a stance…

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