Tibet envoys leave H.K. after meeting Beijing officials

Tibet envoys leave H.K. after meeting Beijing officials

HONG KONG, China - Lodi Gyari, one of the two envoys from the Tibet government in exile, talks to reporters at Hong Kong international airport on May 6 en route to Dharamsala, India, after wrapping up a one-day meeting with Beijing officials over the weekend in south China. Tibet's government-in-exile is based in Dharamsala in northern India.

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