Dalai Lama Shows Support for Olympics
2008 April 10
April 11, 2008 The New York Times
True to the spirit of tolerance that John K. Cooley discussed in his idea of a truce concept replacing that of a boycott of the Olympics, the Dalai Lama has expressed his support for the Beijing Olympic Games while at the same time defending the rights of Tibetan protestors to voice their opinions so long as they refain from violence. Read the Dalai Lama’s statements regarding the tension between the Chinese government and Tibetan demonstrators.
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