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<p>We have serious concerns about the human rights situation in Tibet, particularly
in regards to freedom of expression and ethnic minority rights. We regularly raise
our concerns with the Chinese authorities, and highlight them in the Foreign and Commonwealth
Office’s Annual Report on Human Rights and Democracy. On 10 December, I took part
in a Westminster Hall Adjournment Debate on Tibet where I outlined a range of our
concerns.</p><p>We believe that meaningful dialogue is the best way to address and
resolve the underlying differences between the Tibetan overseas communities and the
Chinese government, and encourage all sides to restart talks as soon as possible.</p><p>
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