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Tibet's PM-in-exile hopes Australia can help his country

The Australian government is not meeting Tibet's first elected Prime Minister-in-exile, but Dr Lobsang Sangay remains hopeful that Australia can play a diplomatic role in resolving the crisis in his country.

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Dr Sangay was elected leader of the Central Tibetan Administration after the Dalai Lama retired from political life last year.

Dr Sangay spoke to SBS Presenter Anton Enus about his plan for a peaceful resolution to the Tibetan crisis and an end to the spate recent of self-immolations there.

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