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Some thirty senators from different political formations have created an interparliamentary group to support
Tibet's autonomy from China,
an alliance that will be formally established this Wednesday under the presidency of an
ERC
parliamentarian and to which no representatives of the
PSOE
have joined nor the
PP.
This intergroup will work to garner real support for the resumption of substantive dialogue between the Chinese leadership and the
Dalai Lama's representatives
to ensure "genuine and meaningful autonomy" for the Tibetan people.
In his opinion, Tibet is an independent country with a thousand-year history that was invaded by China, which
continues to be "threatened" by Beijing
and which needs international support.
Robert Masih Nahar,
ERC senator, will be the president of the new intergroup, since in fact more than a third of its members are part of the pro-independence party.
There are also senators from
Junts, PNV, Bildu, Coalición Canaria, Más Madrid, Geroa Bai, PRC and Ciudadanos,
according to what parliamentary sources have told Europa Press.
On the other hand, no one from the PSOE or the PP has joined.
TIBETAN REPRESENTATIVES
The act of constitution will be attended by the representative of the Dalai Lama and the
Central Tibetan Administration, Rigzin Genkhang;
the president of the Tibetan community in Spain,
Rinzing Dolma;
and two members of the Tibetan Parliament in exile representing Europe,
Thubten Wangchen
and
Thupten Gyatso.
In addition, a message from the
Sikyong
of the Central Tibetan Administration,
Penpa Tsering, will be projected.
According to the promoters of the intergroup, its main objectives are "to promote and defend the fundamental rights of the Tibetan people, especially in order to
improve respect for Human Rights in Tibet",
and to achieve "the recognition of the Central Tibetan Administration with headquarters in
Dharamsala
as the sole and legitimate representative of the Tibetan people".
They also intend to "work together with other interparliamentary groups for Tibet in European countries and the
Tibet Interest Group
in the European Parliament; and support the call to appoint an
EU Special Representative
for Tibetan affairs within the EU with the intention of promoting a substantive dialogue between the envoys of the Dalai Lama and China".
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