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German Human Rights Commissioner to Visit Tibet

December 5, 2018;

By The Associated Press, Dec. 5, 2018 Read original news here BEIJING — Germany’s top official for human rights was due to visit Tibet Wednesday for a dialogue with Chinese counterparts after being denied permission to visit the heavily policed northwestern region … Continued

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  4. EU Visit to Tibet Raises Concerns for Human Rights
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