Middle Way Approach toward Tibet-China relations

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The Middle Way Approach toward Tibet-China relations is a policy proposed by the 14th Dalai Lama that seeks genuine autonomy for Tibet within the framework of the People’s Republic of China through nonviolent dialogue and compromise.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf autonomy proposal
conflict resolution approach
political policy
aimsAt genuine autonomy for Tibet
alsoKnownAs Middle Way Approach
Middle Way Policy
appliesTo Tibet Autonomous Region
Tibetan areas in Gansu
linked to: eastern Tibet

Tibetan areas in Qinghai
Tibetan areas in Sichuan
linked to: eastern Tibet

Tibetan areas in Yunnan
articulatedIn 14th Dalai Lama’s public statements
Central Tibetan Administration policy documents
basedOn compromise
dialogue
nonviolence
contrastsWith full independence for Tibet
status quo of current Chinese policies in Tibet
criticizedBy Chinese officials who view it as covert independence
some Tibetan independence advocates
emphasizes mutual benefit for Tibetans and Chinese
national unity of the People’s Republic of China
framework within the Constitution of the People’s Republic of China
goal environmental protection on the Tibetan plateau
meaningful self-governance for Tibetans
preservation of Tibetan culture
protection of Tibetan language
protection of Tibetan religion
involves dialogue between representatives of the Dalai Lama and the Chinese government
normativeBasis Buddhist principles of nonviolence
principle of coexistence
originatedIn late 20th century
promotedBy 14th Dalai Lama
linked to: Dalai Lama

Central Tibetan Administration
proposedBy 14th Dalai Lama
linked to: Dalai Lama
rejects Tibetan independence
violent struggle
relatedTo Tibet-China relations
seeksAutonomyWithin People’s Republic of China
linked to: China
seeksGuaranteesFor cultural autonomy in Tibetan areas
human rights in Tibetan areas
linguistic autonomy in Tibetan areas
religious freedom in Tibetan areas
seeksResolutionOf Tibet question
supportedBy many Tibetan exiles
supports peaceful negotiation
targetAudience Government of the People’s Republic of China
international community

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14th Dalai Lama knownFor Middle Way Approach toward Tibet-China relations
subject linked to: Dalai Lama
Middle Way Approach toward Tibet-China relations relatedTo Tibet-China relations
linked to: Middle Way Approach toward Tibet-China relations