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Welcome addresses by:
• Jiří Oberfalzer, Vice-President of the Czech Senate
• Přemysl Rabas, Chairman of the Tibet support group in the Czech Senate
• Jiří Kozák, Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Czech Republic
• Marek Havrda, Deputy Minister of European Affairs of the Czech Republic
• Youdon Aukatsang, Member of the Tibetan Parliament-in-Exile
Moderator: Tomáš Etzler, journalist
• Overview of the human rights situation in Tibet
Thinlay Chukki, Representative of the Dalai Lama and the CTA for Central and Eastern Europe
• Freedom of religion in Tibet and the succession of Tibetan lamas
Tenpa Yarphel, Member of the Tibetan Parliament-in-Exile
• The status of Tibet and international responsibility in resolving the Sino-Tibetan conflict
Michael van Walt van Praag, International Law professor
Q&A
Moderator: Kateřina Procházková, journalist
• Why is it in Europe's interest to support Tibet?
Youdon Aukatsang, Member of the Tibetan Parliament-in-Exile
• The state and prospects of EU-China relations
Balázs Gargya, Policy Officer - China, European External Action Service
• The war in Ukraine: what impacts on EU foreign policy and on China and Tibet?
David Plášek, Analyst, European Values Center for Security Policy
• The role of the European Parliament
Isabel Santos, Member of the European Parliament
Q&A
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Moderator: Tomáš Etzler, journalist
• Searching for options to resolve the Tibetan crisis: the role of liberal democracy
Pavel Fischer, Chairman of the Czech Senate Committee on Foreign Affairs, Defence and Security
• Advancing human rights in Tibet: the importance of cooperation between like-minded states
Eva Decroix, Member of the Czech Chamber of Deputies
• UN Human Rights Council: a battlefield for human rights in China and Tibet
Kai Müller, Head of UN Advocacy Team and Executive Director, International Campaign for Tibet Germany
• Hong Kong and Tibet: what bridges and opportunities to advance human rights and democracy?
Samuel Chu, President, Campaign for Hong Kong
Q&A
Moderator: Kateřina Procházková, journalist
Closing remarks by:
• Wangpo Tethong, Executive Director, International Campaign for Tibet Europe
• Hayato Josef Okamura, Member of the Foreign Affairs Committee and Chairman of the Tibet support group of the Czech Chamber of Deputies
• Jitka Seitlová, Vice-President of the Czech Senate
Participants will be invited to continue the discussion over drinks in a more informal and relaxed way.
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