Lawmakers group urges China to respect human rights in Tibet

Thursday 01st May, 02:25 AM JST

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MichaelJP at 04:59 PM JST - 1st May

It will be interesting to see how China takes this.
some14some at 05:20 PM JST - 1st May

It will be interesting to see how China takes this

Doubt if this message will reach to Fukuda even...China is too far !

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henryo12 at 09:28 PM JST - 1st May

When the Japanese government can give me the same rights as a normal US citizen gets in the US, with my political beliefs and without scrutiny by my fellow workers for the color of my skin and my Asian heritage, then I will consider supporting their urging. Until then, stop wasting my money which I am paying taxes for these types of bills and my time.
Triple888 at 02:25 AM JST - 2nd May

Japanese lawmakers telling Chinese want to do? Is it still the 1940s?
OssanULTRA at 03:53 AM JST - 2nd May

"Japanese lawmakers telling Chinese want to do? Is it still the 1940s?"

Yes, just like US lawmakers telling Japan what to do about "Comfort Womem". The only difference here is that at least the Japanese lawmakers are talking about something going on right now that maybe someone can do something about. Besides,look at this list of resoltions by all sorts of international bodies concerning China and the Tibet issue: http://www.tibet.com/Resolution/index.html