Stop Torture in Tibet

Torture has become an all too common occurence in China and Tibet. With Free Tibet's Stop Torture in Tibet campaign and your efforts we can end this appalling practice. Please use the template below to express your outrage to your government about the use of torture on Tibetan people.

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Dear Foreign Secretary

China has introduced new regulations including the use of evidence obtained through torture. However, the regulations are lacking in detail and currently do not ban the out-right the use of evidence secured through torture from court proceedings.

In the coalition manifesto the government has stated a commitment 'to closer engagement with China, while standing firm on human rights'. As a supporter of Free Tibet's Stop Torture in Tibet campaign I would like to know what steps the coalition government will be taking to ensure that China ends the routine and widespread use of torture in Tibet and China.

Please confirm what action the government is taking to stop torture in Tibet.

Please send a signed postcard to Rt Hon William Hague
c/o Free Tibet
Freepost LON11264, London, N1 6BR

If you would like to sign this action postcard or give to friends please contact us at mail@freetibet.org  or call us on 020 7324 4605 and we will post it to you.

For US supporters:

Dear Secretary Clinton,

China has introduced new regulations including the use of evidence obtained through torture. However, the regulations are lacking in detail and currently do not ban the out-right the use of evidence secured through torture from court proceedings.

In a recent press conference regarding China and human rights President Obama stated that the United States "speaks up for these freedoms... and the dignity of every human being." As a supporter of Free Tibet's Stop Torture in Tibet campaign I would like to know what meaningful steps your office will be taking to ensure that China ends the routine and widespread use of torture in Tibet and China.

Please confirm what action your office is taking to stop torture in Tibet.

Write to: The Honorable Hilary Clinton, Secretary of State, US Department of State, 2201 C Street NW, Washington DC
Fax: (202) 228-0282