Tibet exclusive
April 9th, 2007 by webmaster
Known as the �roof of the world� � Tibet has long remained a place of mystery. With it�s soaring mountain ranges and strong Buddhist culture, it�s perhaps best known for its exiled spiritual leader, the Dalai Lama. Governed as an autonomous region of China and bordered by Nepal and India, the territory has had a tumultuous history, with thousands of Tibetans believed to have been killed during periods of repression and martial law.
Responding to international pressure, China began to �open up� Tibet in the 1980s, introducing reforms and boosting investment. But some argue that this modernisation is coming at a high price, with Tibetans themselves having little say in their future. As part of an exclusive series of reports, our correspondent, Siska Silitonga, visited the region, speaking first hand to those involved in Tibet�s development.
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