Tenzin Dhesal, Information Secretary of the Tibetan Youth Congress, said Tibetans did not welcome Xi Jinping and urged global leaders to speak about the situation in Tibet.

Commenting on the summit and the expectations surrounding it, Tsering said extensive preparations and consultations had been underway ahead of the meeting, with analysts closely watching the possible agenda and outcomes.

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Nepali Prime Minister Balendra Shah will press for international support at the UN General Assembly after the disaster that killed more than 1,400 people in his country and China's Tibet. 

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Exile advocacy groups are hopeful that summit will include talks on religious freedom and ending genocide.

‘The United States should continue to promote international religious freedom,’ the senators said.

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