Posted AT 8:23 PM EDT on 23/03/08
Dissidents press for talks with Dalai Lama
BEIJING — A group of 29 Chinese dissidents is urging Beijing to hold direct talks with the Dalai Lama and allow an independent investigation of the wave of protests that has rocked China's Tibetan regions.
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