Diplomats to end tour of troubled Tibet

Diplomats are preparing to leave the Tibetan capital after a quick overnight visit in the latest move by China to show it is in control of the region.

Sat, 29 Mar, 2008 - 09:22

Diplomats are preparing to leave the Tibetan capital after a quick overnight visit in the latest move by China to show it is in control of the region.

The region saw deadly anti-government protests more than two weeks ago.

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