dossier HRW sobre rellocació forçosa de nòmades tibetans

“No One Has the Liberty to Refuse”

Tibetan Herders Forcibly Relocated in Gansu, Qinghai, Sichuan, and the Tibet Autonomous Region

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• Map of Tibet

• Glossary

• I. Summary

• Methodology

• II. Key Recommendations

  To the government of the People’s Republic of China (PRC)

  • To international donors

• To the United Nations

• To Chinese and international infrastructure companies investing in Tibetan areas

• III. Background

• Human Rights in Tibet

• Nationwide Land and Eviction Problems

• Communities Described in this Report

• Policies Affecting Tibetan Herders

• A half century of policies undermining Tibetan herders’ livelihoods

• Recent policies with declared environmental and “scientific” objectives

• IV. International Standards

• V.  Experiences of Compulsory or Forced Resettlement

• Grassland Division, Compulsory Livestock Reduction, Bans on Herding

• Compulsory Change of Land Use

• Evictions for Public Works Schemes

• Consequences for Livelihood, and Common Concerns for the Future

• Numbers

• VI. Flaws in the Environmental Policy Arguments

• VII. Lack of Consultation and Compensation, and Limited Options for Complaint

• Lack of Consultation

• Lack of Compensation

• Complaints and Protests

• VIII. Detailed Recommendations

  To the government of the People’s Republic of China (PRC)

  • To international donors

• To the United Nations

• To Chinese and international infrastructure companies investing in Tibetan areas

• Appendix I: Glossary of Geographic Names in Chinese

• Acknowledgements

June 2007 Volume 19, No. 8 (C)