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**Tibet/China talk at the forthcoming G8
Campaign for a Tibet-China Dialogue at the Forthcoming G8 Summit in Hokkaido, Japan. Japanese->[[対話実現要請書]]
**Free Tibet Team Japan FTTJ is a dynamic movement from Japan to Free Tibet .

We are asking you to join us to make meaningful Tibet-China dialogue happen at the forthcoming G8 summit Hokkaido, Japan.

The action !

1) Simply sign your name at the end of the sample letter or write your own by including the following 3 points

-Invite the Dalai Lama (with other Nobel Peace Prize laureates) to have a dialogue with Hu Jintao along with the G8 members to resolve the Tibet issue. ASEAN countries as well as India, Pakistan and Afghanistan may also monitor this meeting.
-Pressure the Chinese government to have continuous and meaningful dialogue with the Dalai Lama and his representatives following the summit
-Have an independent group ensure the continuation of the dialogue

2) Send it to your country's leader.

If you are not sure of where to send it, at the bottom of this page we have a list which takes you to the site where all contacts for the G8.There you will find your own country's contact. 

**Open letter by Dr. Robert A.F. Thurman

Dear G8 World Leaders, 

We write you collectively with a serious request for you to take a step that would have far reaching consequences for the world. 
I'm sure you agree that the integration of China into the community of nations as a responsible, peaceful, and cooperative actor on the world stage is one of the two most important challenges facing us all right now. 

His Holiness the Dalai Lama is one of the most well-known, respected, and visionary spiritual leaders in the world, quite familiar to all of you and to the people of your countries. The leaders of China are the only ones who do not know him personally, and that is something you all in concert could do something about. He can be of invaluable help in moving this integration in the right direction. 
The Dalai Lama is a friend of China, its people, and its leadership. He wants their good just as much as he wants the good of the six million Tibetans he feels most responsible for. He is not unhappy for himself as things stand - as a realized Buddhist monk he is quite content in the state of "having gone from home to homelessness" (the description of a Buddhist renunciate), and India is considered the "Holy Land" by Buddhists. 

Once the Chinese leadership takes the steps necessary to make his people happy by truly granting them the real autonomy they are promised in the Chinese constitution, then he will see to it that China's deep wish for acknowledged, legitimate sovereignty over Tibet is fulfilled. This is not at all that hard for China to do; it would gain the Chinese leadership enormous prestige, would be of great benefit to the Chinese and the Tibetan people, and crucial to preserve the Tibetan Buddhist culture and the fragile environment of the Tibetan high plateau. 

The Chinese leaders' fear of the Dalai Lama and of the spirituality he represents has prevented them from getting to know him and enlisting his help in resolving their problems with the people of Tibet. By bringing him and them together at a world leaders' summit would defuse this obstacle and initiate a whole new level of resolve on all sides to resolve this tragic situation that has persisted for more than half a century. It would be an historic event. 

Perhaps to defuse the Chinese leaders' reluctance to meet His Holiness, a half a dozen Nobel Laureates could be invited along with him; say Tutu, Wiesel, Gore, Yunus, Williams, Ibadi. There could be a special session for the G8 leaders with these Laureates, to have the Laureates' perspective on the world situation; and then a private meeting between Dalai Lama and Hu Jintao would not be so conspicuous. 

If this meeting can be effected, there is no doubt an important follow-up process will be initiated by the Chinese leaders themselves, the steps of which will be obvious. In hopes that you will give this proposal your strongest and most careful consideration and will decide to take this critical step at this critical moment. 

Sincerely Yours, 

Dr. Robert A.F. Thurman 

Or please add "Your Name" here.
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**What's happening in Japan on Free Tibet and Tibet-China dialogue at G8 / letter by Robert Thurman
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After thousands of Japanese protested at the torch relay in Nagano, a newly formed initiative, "Save Tibet Network," organized 4,200 strong public members. This group called for a free Tibet during Hu Jintao’s visit in Japan. Within one month, an astonishing 32,000 signatures were collected in Japan for a petition to urge the Japanese government, the United Nations and the Chinese government to act immediately to solve the Tibet issue.

The open letter below was written by Dr. Robert A.F. Thurman and calls for immediate action. Dr. Thurman is a world renowned professor of Indo-Tibetan Buddhist studies in the Department of Religion at Columbia University. He was once chosen by TIME magazine as one of its “25 Most Influential Americans,” described as a "larger than life scholar-activist destined to convey the dharma, the precious teachings of Siddhartha, from Asia to America." 

You can simply sign your name at the end of the letter or write your own by including the following 3 points, and send it to your country's leader:

-Invite the Dalai Lama (with other Nobel Peace Prize laureates) to have a dialogue with Hu Jintao along with the G8 members to resolve the Tibet issue. ASEAN countries as well as India, Pakistan and Afghanistan may also monitor this meeting. 

-Pressure the Chinese government to have continuous and meaningful dialogue with the Dalai Lama and his representatives following the summit

-Have an independent group ensure the continuation of the dialogue 

Join us to make this happen!
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**Address Listings:
Please give the information , saying that "It wants you to send it to other 
addresses" if you got a response. 


[USA] 
FAX: [phone] 
EMAIL: [e-mail] 
ADDRESS: 
The White House 
1600 Pennsylvania Avenue NW 
Washington DC, 20500 


Condoleeza Rice
Secretary of State
U.S. Department of State
2201 C Street NW
Washington, DC 20520
Switchboard: [phone]
Fax: [phone]
[e-mail]



[UK] 
UK Prime Minister Gordon Brown
Address;10 Downing Street, London SW1 2AA.
Fax;020 7925 0918. (From outside the UK, the number is [phone])
email;http://www.number-10.gov.uk/output/Page3.asp
http://www.number-10.gov.uk/output/Email_The_PM_Form.asp

//British government organization list 
//http://www.geocities.jp/tanaka_kunitaka/gov/uk.html 
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//Dr. James Gordon Brown(Prime Minister) 
//(Cabinet secretariat)http://www.cabinetoffice.gov.uk/ 
//mail:[e-mail] 

[Canada] 
http://www.pm.gc.ca/eng/contact.asp?featureId=10
E-mail to : [e-mail]
Fax to　: 613-941-6900
Write to : Office of the Prime Minister
　　　　　80 Wellington Street
　　　　　Ottawa , K1A 0A2 


I got advice from governor-general Canada , saying that "You should send it 
addressed to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs". 
=>Department of Foreign Affairs and International Trade (DFAIT) 
http://www.dfait-maeci.gc.ca/ 
e-mail:[e-mail] 
Telephone: 
1-800-267-8376 (toll-free in Canada) 
613-944-4000 (in the National Capital Region and outside Canada) 
613-944-9136 (TTY) 

Facsimile: 
613-996-9709 

Write to: 
Enquiries Service (BCI) 
Foreign Affairs and International Trade Canada 
125 Sussex Drive 
Ottawa, ON, Canada 
K1A 0G2


[Germany]
http://www.auswaertiges-amt.de/diplo/de/AAmt/Uebersicht.html
Auswärtiges Amt
Werderscher Markt 1
10117 Berlin
Postanschrift: 11013 Berlin
Telefon: [phone]
Telefax: 03018-173402 


Angela Merkel Prime Minister Germany official HP 
http://www.angela-merkel.de/ 
Opinion => http://www.angela-merkel.de/page/46.htm 


German federal Prime Minister prefecture 
http://www.bundeskanzlerin.de/Webs/BK/DE/Homepage/home.html 
Opinion => http://www.bundeskanzlerin.de/Webs/BK/DE/Service/Kontakt/kontakt.html__nnn=true 


Germany Executive Office of the President official HP 
http://www.bundespraesident.de/ 
mail:[e-mail] 


German Christian Democratic Union 
http://www.cdu.de/ 
Opinion => http://www.cdu.de/kontakt/213.htm 




[France] 
Monsieur President Nicolas Sarkozy
Le Palace Elysee
20 rue Quentin Bauchart
75008 Paris France

President Nicolas Sarkozy official HP 
http://www.sarkozy.fr/home/ 
mail:[e-mail] 


Monsieur Bernard Kouchner
Ministère des Affaires Etrangères
37, quai d’Orsay
75 007 PARIS
http://www.diplomatie.gouv.fr/courrier/

//Union pour la Democratie Francaise 
//http://soutien.bayrou.fr/contact.php 
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//Union pour un Mouvement Populaire, UPM 
//http://www.u-m-p.org/site/index.php/ump/l_ump/ecrivez_nous 
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//Prime Minister Francois Fiyon blog 
//http://blog-fillon.over-blog.com/ 
//Opinion => http://ann.over-blog.com/recommander.php?ref=221254 

[Italy] 
Italian government organization list 
http://www.geocities.co.jp/WallStreet/2800/gov/italy.html 


The Cabinet Office 
http://www.quirinale.it/ 


Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi(Forza Italia HP) 
http://www.forzaitalia.it/ 
Opinion => http://ufficiostampa.forzaitalia.it/ => Iscriviti 


[EU]
European Union
Jose Manuel Barroso
President
European Commission
rue de la Loi, 200
1040 - Bruxelles
Phone: +(32) 2 2952426
Fax: +(32) 2 2988160

Dr. Frank-Walter Steinmeier
President of the European Council/
Federal Foreign Office of Germany
Auswärtiges Amt
Werderscher Markt 1, 11013 Berlin
Telephone +(49) 3 050000
http://www.auswaertiges-amt.de/diplo/en/service/AllgemeinesKontaktformular.jsp

[Russia] 
President Dmitry Medovajef official HP 
http://www.medvedev2008.ru/ 
mail:[e-mail] 





(Media)
BBC : http://www.bbc.co.uk/feedback/bbci_comment.shtml 
CNN : http://www.cnn.com/feedback/forms/form5.html?43 



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