US urges China to account for those killed in Tiananmen Square
Hillary Clinton calls on China to release those still imprisoned
in connection with the protests and begin a dialogue with
victims' families US secretary of state Hillary Clinton US
secretary of state Hillary Clinton said China should examine its
past. Photograph: Chip Somodevilla/Getty Images  The US
secretary of state Hillary Clinton has urged China to publicly
account for those killed in the Tiananmen Square massacre 20
years ago.   China, as an emerging global power, "should examine
openly the darker events of its past and provide a public
accounting of those killed, detained or missing, both to learn
and to heal," she said in a statement from Washington.  "China
can honour the memory of that day by moving to give the rule of
law, protection of internationally recognised human rights and
democratic development the same priority as it has given to
economic reform,'' she added.  A massive police presence ringed
China's Tiananmen Square this mor