Hn_Ani2_Dharmashala_Tibetan_Parliament_In_Exile_Condemns_China_Sanctions_01-27-47

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00:00How are you doing?

00:14Such a long time.

00:16Immortal time.

00:30Just for recourse, your name and what do you do?

00:45I'm a member of the Tibetan Parliament in exile.

00:46Well, Namjala, we can see China is escalating transnational restrictions now.

00:47Recently, a Canadian, Canada-based organization has been imposing sanctions.

00:48How do you see this?

00:49What is your reaction to this?

00:50I see this as a definite threat that China is extending for a nation that holds a veto

01:06power in the Security Council of the United Nations.

01:09For it to be so scared of an independent organization working in Canada, it basically

01:20shows how it remains scared.

01:23Despite being this dictatorial regime, any sort of voices against it is being looked

01:28upon as a threat.

01:30I believe that such an important nation that holds a Security Council position to take

01:36such a decision.

01:37So far, we have only seen it come up with sanctions against member of parliaments around

01:44the world.

01:45But it's for the first time that we have seen it imposing sanctions on an NGO and individuals

01:52working there.

01:53So it is just very shameful on the part of China.

01:58But then it's China, so what else to expect?

02:01What is threatening in a way is the fact that I see this sort of trend spreading across

02:10different countries.

02:11There are possibilities that any form of voices against Chinese Communist Party will be treated

02:18the same way it started off with Canada.

02:20It will extend to different nations, including India.

02:23This is how I look at it.

02:25There are so many NGOs, Tibet-based NGOs in India who are working constantly in exposing

02:31China and I see that as a coming trend in the near future.

02:36Definitely.

02:37Of course.

02:38This is just an extension of the crony voting school and the syllabuses that they have been

02:51coming out with all these years.

02:54I don't want to generalise that, but definitely it's the same policy and perhaps we didn't

03:00know about it earlier.

03:01That is the only difference.

03:04Otherwise, I don't see that it's any different story per se.

03:09Have a good day.

03:10You too.

03:11Good New Year.

03:54What is your reaction to this?

04:00This shows how far the Chinese Communist regime's hands can go.

04:06Because when we say Tibet is reeling through atrocity and subjugation, and not only they

04:13are satisfied with occupation of Tibetan land and controlling the Tibetan people inside

04:18Tibet, but their hand is also reaching out beyond the boundaries.

04:23Therefore, we see that Chinese policies are meant not only within what China has occupied,

04:30but even in the free world also, they are making the people fearful of what they do

04:40in the free world.

04:42Therefore, putting sanctions on Tibetan community society and the Uyghur community society in

04:52Canada is just an example.

04:55Even within Tibetan refugees also, those who have their relatives there.

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