The land grab was reported to have been begun by the local Chinese government in April, telling those resisting the move that bulldozers would tear their houses down and they would be paid nothing at all.

The affected village, involving 1,000 Tibetans, sits at the foot of a monastery and many have already been relocated. The remaining families had reportedly been ordered on Aug 8 to move out “within two days


Chinese land grabs leave Tibetan farmers without livelihood - Tibetan Review
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