A 27 June 2013 Human Rights Watch report, based on field interviews, documenting China's mass rehousing and relocation of Tibetan farmers and herders under its Build a New Socialist Countryside program. Its central finding, cited here, is that over two million Tibetans had been rehoused since 2006, with resettlement frequently proceeding without genuine consultation or adequate compensation, in violation of international standards for lawful eviction.
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Publication Year URLhttps://www.hrw.org/report/2013/06/27/they-say-we-should-be-grateful/mass-rehousing-and-relocation-programs-tibetan 1 Source Typeorganization primary source 1 Assessment
Reliability TierHuman Rights Watch is an established international human rights monitor with dedicated field research staff and a formal review process, the same reliability class already used for its other reporting on this axis. This 115 page report is a dedicated field investigation into Tibetan resettlement, not a secondhand summary. Sources
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