CHINA HAILS SPANISH COURT´S DECISION TO DROP TIBET CASE Beijing, Jun 24 (EFE). Chinese authorities thanked the Spanish government Tuesday for its “efforts” in improving bilateral relations a day after…
Read MoreAfter bringing in new legislation, and after a close vote, Spain’s National Court voted 9 to 7 to close the Tibet universal jurisdiction case that accuses ex-Chinese leaders of serious…
Read MoreInternational Campaign for Tibet report on June 13, 2014 Spanish Parliamentarians issued an appeal today to the Constitutional Court in Madrid, declaring that a change in Spanish law in response…
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TJC and the Tibet Lobby team engage the UN Committee on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights over Tibet. The International Covenant on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights (ICESCR) is a…
Read MoreFor first time in 55 years, Tibetans born between 1950 and 1987 given right to vote drawing mixed reactions. Elizabeth Soumya Last updated: 07 Apr 2014 14:12 Twenty seven-year-old Namgyal…
Read MoreIn the context of Spain’s leading party making sweeping and damaging changes to universal jurisdiction laws in Spain, lawyers and advocates from the UK’s Bar Human Rights Committee of England…
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