U.S. Law on Tibet Sparks Fresh Tensions with China Amid UN Rights Review

The U.S. passed the Resolve Tibet Act to counter Beijing's disinformation and support Tibetan cultural preservation, urging dialogue between China and the Dalai Lama. China condemned the law as interference. The UN Human Rights Council's recent review of China highlighted ongoing tensions over Tibet, Xinjiang, and Hong Kong. Despite accepting some recommendations, China rejected calls to allow independent UN access and denied accusations of human rights abuses. The Dalai Lama continues to seek autonomy within China, not independence, despite stalled negotiations since 2010.