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Political Demands:Tibetan Government in Exile,


Middle Way Approach (2006)

Political Demands: People's Republic of China, Tibet Policy (2007)

1. Without seeking independence for Tibet, the Central Tibetan Administration strives for the creation of a political entity comprising the three traditional provinces of Tibet.

1. The Dalai Lama must abandon his independence goal and stop his separatist activities.

2. Such an entity should enjoy a status of genuine national regional autonomy.

2. He must recognize that Tibet is an inalienable part of China and that Taiwan is an inalienable part of China.

3. This autonomy should be governed by the popularly elected legislature and executive through a democratic process and should have an independent judicial system.

3. He must recognize that the government of the People's Republic of China is the sole legal government of China.

4. As soon as the above status is agreed upon by the Chinese government, Tibet would not seek separation from, and remain within, the People's Republic of China.

5. Until the time Tibet is transformed into a zone of peace and non-violence, the Chinese government can keep a limited number of armed forces in Tibet for its protection.

6. The Central Government of the People's Republic of China has the responsibility for the political aspects of Tibet's international relations and defense, whereas the Tibetan people should manage all other affairs pertaining to Tibet, such as religion and culture, education, economy, health, ecological and environmental protection.

7. The Chinese government should stop its policy of human rights violations in Tibet and the transfer of Chinese population into Tibetan areas.

8. To resolve the issue of Tibet, His Holiness the Dalai Lama shall take the main responsibility of sincerely pursuing negotiations and reconciliation with the Chinese government.

The limits of the absolute

The
historical contextualising of the Tibet question is important in helping to explain the background of contemporary political arguments. If history is understood as more than a buttress for current positions, it may still
suggest elements that could be part of a way forward. For example, before the British imperial
intervention, Sino-Tibetan relations often accommodated mutual interests; Tibetans did not usually feel political pressure from China and had
considerable freedom (without calling it "independence"), while China had recognised overall political control (without needing to invest heavily in the region).

当然情绪化的报道是难免的，可这次有点太过了。

从另一角度看，这真是藏独人士运作的成功啊。

但是，现在这种报道方式真把中国人给激怒了，在各国的移民和留学生也急了。这也是正常的反应，要没有反应那才真奇怪了呢。