Governments in the European Union and around the world can be powerful and effective advocates for Tibet. Through our offices in Amsterdam, Berlin and Brussels, ICT works with:

• The European Parliament and European Commission on Tibetan issues, including on policies to advance a negotiated settlement for Tibet's future;
• Leaders and Parliamentarians in individual European countries to encourage political and financial support for Tibetans; and
• Europe-based International Organizations and United Nations agencies to promote the human rights and religious freedoms of the Tibetan people. 

A compilation of European Union statements on Tibet (2000-2011) is available for download as a PDF here.

Find the latest Tibet policy resources at ICT's new Tibet Policy website: http://www.tibetpolicy.eu/.