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HUMAN RIGHTS IN TIBET

Early day motion 942, tabled 6 March 2002 by George Stevenson (Labour). Signed by 92 members.

That this House notes with concern that over one million Tibetans have perished as a result of occupation and repression by China, and that access to Tibet by international organisations is denied; also notes that the Dalai Lama has steadfastly refused to resort to violence in the struggle for freedom; expresses deep concern that the Chinese Government is actively seeking to prevent Her Majesty's Government from supporting discussion of the Tibet issue at the UN Human Rights Commission; and calls on Her Majesty's Government to support the restoration of human rights in Tibet being discussed at the UN Human Rights Commission as a matter of urgency.

Signatures by party: Labour 51, Liberal Democrat 19, Conservative 9, Labour/Co-operative 6, Plaid Cymru 3, Scottish National Party 2, UUP 2.