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G7 Leaders Concerned about Tibetan Human Rights, Forced Labor

May 24, 2023;

-by International Campaign for Tibet  Leaders of the Group of Seven nations say that the human rights situation in Tibet is a “major concern to us” and that they will continue voicing their concerns about it. In a communiqué following the group’s just-concluded annual summit, the G7 leaders say: “We will keep voicing our concerns…

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