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Rising China not immune from Tibet criticism

Editor | April 30, 2014 |

Sep. 29 (Sydney Morning Herald/by Dr. Simon Bradshaw): The notion that it is in Australia’s best interests to forge ahead with joint economic ventures while staying tight-lipped on known problems inside China and Tibet is as short-sighted as it is morally disappointing.

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Note: The writer is a director at Australia Tibet Council and member of Steering Committee of the International Tibet Network.