"From this, we see the 'high-level autonomy' Dalai Lama pursues is empty-worded," the article says.

    It also points out that Article 4 of the Constitution of China says all ethnic groups in the China are equal, and no one is allowed to discriminate against and suppress any ethnic group, sabotage national unity, and engage in national separation.

    Article 48 of the Law on National Regional Autonomy also stipulates that the organ responsible for autonomy in areas exercising national regional autonomy shall work to guarantee all local ethnic groups enjoy equal rights.

    However, Dalai Lama said in his "five points" that the Central Government "must stop moving people into Tibet and Han people already in Tibet must return to China".

    Sangdong also said last year that, "the areas where the Tibetans reside should have Tibetans exercising regional national autonomy, and the Han and other ethnic groups should act like guests and Tibetans' rights should not be restricted in any form".

    All people with knowledge of Chinese history know the areas at the rim of the so-called "enlarged Tibetan area", especially the rim of the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau, formed a region witnessing considering movement of peoples and where Tibetans, Han, Hui, and Mongolians eventually came to live together and rely on each other. They are all masters of the areas where they live, the article says.

    Making non-Tibetans move away from where they have been lived for many centuries so as to satisfy Dalai Lama goes against China's Constitution and the Law on National Regional Autonomy, and shows that, once Dalai Lama becomes leader of Tibet again, he will follow policies featuring national discrimination and national purge, the article says.

    Such a policy caused heavy deaths in the mid-20th centuries in some countries and Dalai Lama should know this, the article adds. Enditem