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By Abhishek Madhukar
DHARAMSALA, India (Reuters) – The Tibetan government-in-exile said on Sunday it would make a final decision on whether to continue dialogue with China to ease tension in Tibet after their next encounter ends in October.
“I think the talks may go on, but these talks will only be about talks. They (China) will not really give us anything, concede anything,” Karma Chophel, speaker of the Tibetan parliament-in-exile, said in Dharamsala, the base of Tibetan spiritual leader the Dalai Lama.
“If in the eighth round of talks we see a ray of hope, then there will be a ninth round of talks, otherwise not,” Chophel told Reuters in Dharamsala.
The extraordinary meeting comes after months of anti-China protests across the world, sparked off by unrest in Tibet in March which China suppressed.
Envoys of the Dalai Lama and China met in July to defuse the situation (Tibetan unrest), the latest of several rounds of talks since 2002, but the Tibetan envoys appeared disillusioned.
They said China lacked serious commitment to solve the crisis after their return.
Of course the CCP cannot provide the Tibetan people with the freedoms that they need. The Tibetan peoples spirits have not been bought and terrorized as much as the Chinese. The CCP can offer bribes, but it cannot offer any freedom and rights, the CCP is fundamentally opposed to these values and fears justice more than anything. The Chinese people are not allowed freedom of the press and expression, they are not provided with a justice system. They are offered threats and bribes from the CCP, but the Tibetans don’t want to give up their rights. That is why, to the CCP, the Tibetan cause is best reserved as a propaganda scapegoat, that is the best use the CCP has for Tibet.
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