Exiled Tibetans choose leaders for lost homeland

From red-robed Buddhist monks in the snowy Himalayas, to political exiles in megacities across South Asia, to refugees in Australia, Europe and North America, voting will take place in 27 countries -- but not China. "Elections... show that the struggle for Tibet's freedom and independence continues from generation to generation," said candidate Gyaltsen Chokye, 33, based in the Indian hill-town of Dharamsala, headquarters of the government-in-exile, the Central Tibetan Administration (CTA). It is an electoral system unlike any other...