Re: Beijing 'to talk to Dalai aides'

On Apr 25, 6:43=A0am, tuna <tu...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
> Red China desperately needs DaLai Lama's help to open Olympic Games
> peacefully then after the game they will crack down Tibetan
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> last updated at 10:12 GMT, Friday, 25 April 2008 11:12 UK
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> Pro-Tibet protesters in Bangkok, file image
> Global leaders have put pressure on China over Tibet
>
> Chinese officials will hold talks with the Dalai Lama's
> representatives, state media says, in the first meeting since rioting
> broke out in Tibet last month.
>
> Xinhua news agency quoted an official as saying a meeting would take
> place "in coming days".
>
> A spokesman for the Tibetan spiritual leader welcomed the offer of
> talks.
>
> Beijing has consistently blamed what it termed a "Dalai clique" for
> fomenting unrest in Tibetan areas of China - an allegation he has
> strenuously denied.
>
> The Dalai Lama insists he has no political role and played no part in
> the protests.
>
> Olympics demand
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> Xinhua quoted an unnamed official as saying the government had taken
> into account "requests repeatedly made by the Dalai side for resuming
> talks".
>
> TIBET DIVIDE
> Tibet enjoyed long periods of autonomy before 20th century
> 1950: China launched a military assault
> Opposition to Chinese rule led to a bloody uprising in 1959
> Tibet's spiritual leader the Dalai Lama fled to India
>
> "The relevant department of the central government will have contact
> and consultation with Dalai's private representative in the coming
> days," the official said.
>
> But the official added that the Dalai Lama would need to "take
> credible moves to stop activities aimed at splitting China".
>
> This included putting a stop to "plotting and inciting violence and
> stop disrupting and sabotaging the Beijing Olympic Games so as to
> create conditions for talks".
>
> The Dalai Lama's spokesman, Tenzin Takla, told the BBC he had received
> no official notification from the Chinese government of its desire to
> meet.
>
> China has held talks with the Dali Lama's representatives before,
> though meetings have rarely resulted in any progress.
>
> According to Mr Takla, the last round was held in June and July last
> year in Beijing.
>
> He added that the Dalai Lama had been "making efforts to reach out to
> the Chinese people and the Chinese leader****p" since last month's
> protests.
>
> Rallies began in the main Tibetan city of Lhasa on 10 March, led by
> Buddhist monks.
>
> Over the following week protests spread and became violent -
> particularly in Lhasa where ethnic Chinese were targeted and shops
> were burnt down.
>
> Beijing cracked down on the protesters with force, sending in hundreds
> of troops to regain control of the restive areas.


Dalai Lama and his adis committed murder of many people in Tibet.
There were many Tibet police re****ted against them. There should be
subject to be arrested.
Majority of Tibet people won't sup****t their dead squads operation in
Tibet with the sup****t from the West.