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Brussels: Days after China’s so-called Ethnic Unity and Progress Law entered into force, opposition across Europe continues to intensify. Members of the European Parliament (MEPs) from across the political spectrum, alongside senior EU officials and national parliamentarians, have strongly condemned the law as a tool for forced assimilation and reaffirmed their solidarity with the Tibetan people. They warned that the legislation represents a serious threat to the cultural, religious and linguistic rights of Tibetans and other communities living under Chinese rule.
The protest and messages of solidarity build on the European Parliament’s strong formal stand against the legislatio...
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