US House Delegation Defies Beijing, Meets Dalai Lama Over Tibet Self-Determination

US House Foreign Affairs Committee chair Michael McCaul led a delegation to meet the Dalai Lama, advocating for Tibetan self-determination and religious freedom. The visit follows the passing of the Resolve Tibet Bill. China has issued warnings against the bill, while the US delegation emphasizes unwavering support for Tibet.

In a bold move, US House Foreign Affairs Committee chair Michael McCaul led a delegation to meet the Dalai Lama, reiterating support for Tibetan self-determination and religious freedom. This visit underscores the enduring US commitment to Tibet amid increasing tensions with China.

The delegation, which included notable figures like former Speaker Nancy Pelosi, came following the recent passage of the Resolve Tibet Bill by the US Congress, aimed at peacefully resolving Tibet's status.

Despite China's warnings, McCaul stated, 'The Tibetan people possess a distinct religion, culture, and historic identity. You should be able to freely practice your religion.' The delegation's visit highlighted persistent support for the Tibetan cause, challenging Chinese claims and advocating for global peace.

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