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Dalai Lama must match words with deeds: Paper

The Chinese central government has demanded the Dalai Lama to promise "four not-supports". One of these is any argument and activity to seek "Tibet independence" and split the region from the country.

Government official urges Dalai Lama to respond with sincerity after recent contact

Dalai clique plots 3.14 riots

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"Non-violence" stance disproved by Lhasa riot

How can the Nobel Peace Laureate, who told the world that "everyone knows my principle, and knows (it is) completely non-violence" just one day ago in India, justify himself with such barbarian crimes his followers committed?

Dalai´s lie on supporting the Beijing Olympics

From London and Paris to San Francisco along the route of the Olympic torch relay there were Tibetan separatists who tried to attack the torch bearers and even grab the torch. Were violent attacks and torch grabbing the means he used to support the Beijing Olympics?

Where does Dalai Lama´s "middle way" lead to ?

"Greater Tibet" and "high-level autonomy" are the core contents of the "middle way" claims, but they are neither reasonable nor acceptable.

Hypocrisy on giving up "independence" commitment

Although claiming to adopt "non-violence", the "middle-of-the-road policy" and "peaceful negotiation," the article says, the Dalai Lama continues to accommodate and back the Tibetan Youth Congress, a stubborn advocacy group for "Tibet independence".

Dalai´s claim of "cultural genocide" lashed out

Chinese government has attached great importance to preserving the Tibetan culture and language. But "We needn´t have to keep black slavery in the United States just in order to enjoy the Blues."

High-degree autonomy for Tibet" means overthrowing China´s social system

In an interview following the Fifth Session of the Tenth National People´ s Congress (NPC) in 2007, a reporter from Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung asked Chinese Premier Wen Jiabao that "Why the Chinese Government still regarded the Dalai Lama as a national secessionist since he indicated that he no longer sought Tibet independence? "