Would "sitting down with Dalai Lama" solve the human right issue in

The human right records of the Chinese government, in relation to some
countries' government in the world, are quite good while in relation
to some other governments in the world are quite bad.
It is all relative.

Lately, there seems to be a restoration of feudalism on the part of
the already 'enlightened' ones.  The European unions, for example,
urged Chinese government to 'sit down and talk to Dalai Lama', as if
one person holds the key to all the human right issues in Tibet or for
that matter to China also.

I could understand if the Western leaders called on the Chinese
government to adopt a Western-styled democracy as Western democracy
has indeed brought a lot of freedom to the people in the West.  But I
am appalled by the rallying cry for the return to  theocratic
authoritarianism.  And the people who are doing that are not the
people in traditional cultures but in modern cultures that went
through Renaissance many years ago.

Perhaps things are changing.  With the colossal amount of immigrants
from the Third World nations into advanced countries, the social and
spiritual attitudes in the advanced countries are drawing closer to
that in 'underdeveloped' cultures.

Where are the 'logical' Anglos?