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Hong Kong Christians have urged the Chinese government in Beijing to stop its suppression of peaceful demonstrations in Tibet and to talk to the Tibetan people, reports Ecumenical News International. The (Roman) Catholic Justice and Peace Commission protested on 19 March at the Chinese Liaison Office in Hong Kong, pleading for a halt to the crackdown in Tibet on peaceful demonstrations, and calling for dialogue with Tibetans. On the same day in Seoul, the Presbyterian Church in the Republic of Korea urged that the Chinese government "respect the right of the Tibetan people to determine their destiny themselves".
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