Khenpo Sonam Tenphel, Speaker of the Tibetan Parliament-in-Exile, visited Japan to engage with the Japanese Parliamentarian Support Group for Tibet, expressing gratitude for their support and discussing ongoing human rights issues in Tibet, including the closure of the Jigme Gyaltsen school. Meanwhile, a Japanese parliamentary delegation led by Takebe Arata visited Nepal, marking the first high-level trip following the establishment of Prime Minister KP Oli's new government, where they discussed bilateral relations and cooperation in various sectors, including education and labor programs. The Japanese delegation met with multiple Nepali leaders and organizations, emphasizing the importance of people-to-people exchanges and economic collaboration. The visit underscored Japan's commitment to enhancing ties with both Tibet and Nepal through advocacy and mutual support. The Tibetan Speaker acknowledged Japan's previous resolutions condemning human rights violations in Tibet and other regions under Chinese governance. Overall, these diplomatic efforts reflect a growing interest in supporting issues related to human rights and economic development in the region.