Dalai Lama

Meanwhile, the whereabouts of actual Tibetan spiritual leader remain a mystery after over twenty-five years.

Tibet remains a lesson in the brutal consequences for the victims of the Chinese Communist Party.

The event did not make the news until Sept. 14, when the Chinese Embassy in Sweden issued a public notice warning Chinese not to visit Sweden on account of poor safety and abuse by the local police.

The White House says it was a personal meeting.

“We don’t want to live under Chinese rule. We want our [Tibet] back.”

“It’s impossible for me to go to Tibet,” he said. “They’d never let in a Tibetan who was born in India. But if Tibet were free? Yes, of course I’d go back. And so would my parents.”