Suspect in rioting in Lhasa meets foreign media

Suspect in rioting in Lhasa meets foreign media

LHASA, China - A suspect (front) in deadly rioting in Lhasa earlier this month answers questions from foreign media at a detention facility in the Tibetan capital on March 27. A group of foreign journalists ended a three-day government-organized tour of Lhasa on March 28, the first to be given access to the area in the wake of the rioting. (Kyodo)

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