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Dalai Lama to return if China agrees to honour rights of Tibetans
In a clear message to China, exiled Tibetan spiritual leader the Dalai Lama today maintained that he would not return to his homeland unless China agreed to honour the rights of six million Tibetans worldwide. Full Article at Webindia123
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The 14th Dalai Lama has categorically told Beijing it was no use inviting him to return to Tibet without honouring the rights of six million (60 lakh) Tibetans worldwide. Full Article at Hindustan Times
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The issue is not about my going back. It is about the well-being of six million Tibetans
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We renewed direct contact again in 2002 with Beijing making a fresh offer for my return. But I told them that the issue is not of my return but that of the well-being of six million Tibetans spread worldwide
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The issue is not about my going back, it is about the well being of six million Tibetans
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It would be a departure for them to suddenly take negotiations seriously. But that doesn’t mean you give up on political talks. You have to keep trying
SOURCE: Radio Free Asia
