Norzin Dolma, a minister of the Central Tibetan Administration based in Dharamshala in India, met Australian MPs from across the political spectrum on Thursday to warn against a “quiet diplomacy” approach to “gross human rights abuses” and “brutal suppression” in Tibet.

She also urged the Australian government to use its new Magnitsky-style sanctions laws to target Chinese Communist party officials for “threatening the very existence and survival and maintenance of Tibetan identity, culture and language”.

  • @WhatAmLemmy
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    810 months ago

    The Australian government is prosecuting a whistleblower for leaking war crimes. They don’t give a shit about what’s morally or ethically right, and don’t care about Tibet as long as China economically benefits “national security”, aka “the economy”, aka the stock market and GDP.