Amala on Tibetan democracy

Watch Jetsun Pema, the former longtime president of the Tibetan Children's Villages school system and younger sister of the Dalai Lama, answer an audience member's question about Tibetan democracy following a screening in Washington, DC of the documentary "Amala: The Life and Struggle of the Dalai Lama's Sister"
Watch the full Q&A: ua-cam.com/users/liveDFHudfq1...

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And his holiness said that Tibet is part of PROC 🙏🏻

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This question is to Jestun Pema:
If you respect visions of His Holiness and fond of democracy, why don’t you elect TCV Head democratically.
Are you going to be Head of TCV until you die and hand over it to your daughter ?

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Democracy… a land where the government DOES what the people want and NEED. That’s NOT USA, UK or Australia - I don’t know about Tibet. But CHINA is a good example of a good democracy. Probably one of the best.