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Were the Tibetans polluting and crowding the area around the lake?
Should Tibetans be allowed to build whatever structures they want near the lake?
Isn't this a nomad area? Isn't living in tents traditional?
Oct 30, 2015 04:51 PM
Reply to this commentAs always, bloody autocrat regime of China have cruel means of oppressing Tibetans with such blames, such as this talk of crowd and pollution by Tibetan dwellers near Kokonor lake by just 900 Tibetans. It is a sheer matter of laughter to find their concern on pollution in Tibet rather not talking on the unhealthy air they breath daily in Beijing and many in other cities in China where soil, water and air are seriously polluted. What about the pollution caused by all those illegal mining's and deforestation started by themselves since more than 50 years back by the themselves? So, the truly reality and fact of demolishing Tibetan homes is that the autocrat regime of China has cunning plans to settle migrant Chinese and than dominate the whole area near Lake Kokonor (Tso-ngon in Tibetan) World is watching! Shame on China!
Oct 28, 2015 12:23 PM
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Firstly, Tibet is an independent country under oppressive military occupation by China (CCP). Why does RFA continue to call areas of Tibet part of China?? RFA must stop these illicit publications that portray Tibet as anything but a independant country.
Second, the illegal migration of Chinese by the CCP have made population numbers vastly increased in Tibet. Therefore a tourist trade that is an attractive vocation yet it cannot be sustained.
Thirdly, again and again the CCP have used the 'displace local Tibetans, for their own good' excuse to forcibly evacuate areas. Later the CCP move in with bulldozers and concrete to build a tourist resort thereby providing more Chinese peoples with jobs and more Tibetans are forced into poverty.
TIBET IS NOT PART OF CHINA!
Nov 04, 2015 09:57 PM
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