INVITATION: Presentation on CHINA’s HEGEMONY ON SPAIN & THREAT TO UNIVERSAL JUSTIC

Dear Friends,

You are cordially invited to a presentation on CHINA's HEGEMONY ON SPAIN & THREAT TO UNIVERSAL JUSTICE on Tuesday, 25th March 2014 at Gandhi Peace Foundation, New Delhi (5.30 pm).
 

This talk by Rev. THUBTEN WANGCHEN, Director Tibet House at Barcelona Spain, is a first hand account of how 9-yr long relentless efforts by a team of human right workers lead to Spain's National Court issuing international arrest warrants against 5 Chinese leaders including JIANG ZEMIN, HU JINTAO and LI PENG last month (10th Feb 2014) for their human rights related crimes in Tibet, and how Spanish Government is kowtowing to China by amending its constitution to save the Chinese leaders. (INVITATION CARD)
 

With thanks and regards

Vijay Kranti

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