28 EU Nations Condemn China’s Rights Abuses in Tibet at UN

At the 58th UN Human Rights Council session on March 20, 2025, 28 European countries voiced concern over worsening human rights in Tibet. In a joint statement read by Poland’s UN representative Miroslaw Broilo, they criticized China's treatment of Tibetans, including forced boarding schools and suppression of Tibetan language. The statement also called for the release of detained activists and urged China to respect its legal obligations. Additionally, nations like Germany, Finland, and Lithuania raised separate concerns in individual statements, reports from the session confirm.