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"Mr Bowis, I note your concerns and we will certainly convey these to the Member States. However, I must say that the European Union has not ignored the issue of Tibet. For example, troikas of heads of mission have been sent on fact-finding missions to Tibet. This issue is also regularly raised in the dialogue on human rights between the European Union and China.
The last round which took place in Lisbon on 25 February was preceded by a
with the Chinese authorities which included the problem of human rights in Tibet. The European Union is not hiding from the issue of human rights in Tibet. However, as the Member must be aware, the European Union has not in recent years taken a clear position on the basic issue. No definitive decision has been made within the European Union on tackling the basic issue and this is a point which must be raised openly."@en1
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