 His Holiness the Dalai Lama greets the media on his arrival at the Foreign Correspondent's Club of Japan for a press conference. The exiled Tibetan leader is on his 12th visit to the island nation. photo: Tenzin Choejor Tokyo, Japan, 31 October 2009 (By Sherab Woeser,) - Interacting with the media on his second day in Japan, His Holiness the Dalai Lama strongly appealed to the international community and especially to the media to go to China and Tibet and investigate the reality of the situation. 'If you find out that what China's Government is saying about Tibet is correct, then I will cease all my activities and apologise to them,' said the exiled Tibetan leader this morning at the Foreign Correspondent's Club of Japan. In his initial address to the media, the Nobel Peace laureate spoke in detail on his two main commitments in life of promoting human values and religious harmony.  His Holiness the Dalai Lama responses to a question from a Chinese news agency. The Tibetan leader appealed for more media freedom in China. Photo: Tenzin Choejor 'The inner values of a mother's love and affection for her child does not come from religious faith or a constitution - it is our biological, human nature,' said His Holiness to rapturous applause from the international media contingent.
Responding to a question, the Tibetan leader expressed full support for Japan's Prime Minister Yukio Hatoyama's proposed programme of basing his Government's policies on the Choose LanguageChoose Language
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