Authorities in Golog, Eastern Tibet, are enforcing laws allowing authorities to strip land from tibetan nomads
On Tuesday 10 May, Chinese authorities in Cheudru Village in Gade County detained over 170 nomadic Tibetans and questioned them one by one at the county police station due to disagreements over the Chinese government’s orders that grazing lands be confiscated.
According to information supplied by Tibet Watch, the local police and other authorities in Cheudru Village pushed to investigate local Tibetans’ grassland use certificates and confiscate grassland from nomads if their certificates are out of date.
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