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S3M-01587 Mike Pringle (Edinburgh South) (Scottish Liberal Democrats): Parliament Deplores the Chinese Government's Suppression of Tibet— That the Parliament deplores the Chinese Government’s violent suppression of recent democratic protests by the people of Tibet, which has been controlled by the Chinese Government since a military assault in 1950; commends calls by the Dalai Lama for an international fact-finding mission to be sent to Tibet to investigate the causes of the protests and the actual situation in Tibet under Chinese rule, and reminds China, as host of the 2008 Olympic Games, that it should look to improve human rights and religious freedom in Tibet.

Supported by: Hugh O'Donnell, Bashir Ahmad, Joe FitzPatrick, Bill Kidd, Bob Doris, Shirley-Anne Somerville, Tavish Scott, Robert Brown, Elaine Smith, Ross Finnie, Roseanna Cunningham, Dr Bill Wilson, Jim Hume, Patrick Harvie, Kenneth Gibson, Michael Matheson, Trish Godman, Brian Adam, Sandra White, Jamie Hepburn, Ken Macintosh, Dr Alasdair Allan, Dave Thompson, Alex Neil, Margaret Mitchell, Hugh Henry, Richard Baker, Robin Harper, Margaret Smith, Stuart McMillan, Dr Christopher Harvie, Nigel Don, Rob Gibson, Margo MacDonald, Iain Smith, Alison McInnes, Mike Rumbles, Nicol Stephen, Jim Tolson, Jamie Stone, John Farquhar Munro, Liam McArthur, Malcolm Chisholm, Cathy Peattie, Jeremy Purvis, Iain Gray, Aileen Campbell, Sarah Boyack, Marlyn Glen, Karen Gillon

Lodged on Monday, March 17, 2008; Not Current as of Tuesday, June 17, 2008