The European Parliament has issued a robust condemnation of China's assimilationist policies in Tibet, expressing deep concern over violations of educational, religious, cultural, and linguistic rights. The report calls for the immediate abolition of compulsory boarding schools and preschools in Tibet and advocates for sanctions against Chinese officials responsible for implementing this system. Additionally, the European Parliament denounces China's recent restrictive measures on religious activities in Tibet.

The report urges China to respect freedom of religion or belief and demands transparency regarding environmental and human rights defenders arrested for protesting against illegal mining activities in Tibet. Importantly, the European Parliament calls for international observers, including the UN, to access Tibet for a comprehensive investigation. Representative Rigzin Genkhang of the Office of Tibet in Brussels appreciates the European Parliament's commitment to addressing critical Tibetan issues and encourages ongoing engagement for a peaceful resolution.