Many serious event happened last night involved many political figures of Mongolia.
Starting from the evening 8 pm appeared some messages through Facebook and twitter such is “there is going to arrest former President N.Enhbayar…”
A few …
Many serious event happened last night involved many political figures of Mongolia.
Starting from the evening 8 pm appeared some messages through Facebook and twitter such is “there is going to arrest former President N.Enhbayar…”
A few …
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The riot and movement against land grab in Southern Mongolia is going again.
Many sources of news such as SMHRIC and Tolerance.ca reported that on the afternoon of April 2, 2012, hundreds of Mongolians of Tulee Gachaa (gachaa is equivalent to village), Mingren Sum (sum is equivalent to township), Naiman Banner (banner is equivalent to county) of eastern Southern (Inner) Mongolia’s Tong Liao Municipality were met with brutal force by the local Chinese authorities
The local Mongolians were demonstrating against the expropriation of their lands by a government backed Chinese-run forestry company called “Xing Long Gao Forestry”.
Over 80 heavily armed police with more than 30 police vehicles dispatched from the Naiman Banner Public Security Bureau came to Tulee Gachaa and brutally beat up the local Mongolians who were attempting to stop a Xing Long Gao Forestry bulldozer from turning over their farmland. Twenty two protesters were arrested and taken away by police,
5 were seriously injured.
Four days later of this incident SMHRIC said following three days of protests by Mongolians of Tulee Gachaa (gachaa is equivalent to village), Naiman Banner (Banner is equivalent to county) of eastern Southern (Inner) Mongolia, the Chinese authorities in Naiman Banner finally freed all twenty two detainees who were arrested while attempting to stop the bulldozer of a Chinese state-run forestry company from leveling and occupying the Gachaa’s land.
However, the authorities have continued their repression by initiating investigations of individuals who gave interviews to foreign and domestic news agencies or otherwise spread word of the protests. At least one local Mongolian who lived outside the Gachaa was arrested by police on April 6, 2012 accused of “defaming the state”. Several others are being investigated for suspicion of communicating with foreign reporters.
“The Deputy Governor of Tongliao Municipality surnamed Sun visited our Gachaa yesterday along with more than twenty officials from the Banner Government,” a Mongolian from the Gachaa told the Southern Mongolian Human Rights Information Center (SMHRIC) over the phone, “the Deputy Governor promised to punish those who beat and tortured the Mongolian protesters and detainees.”
According to this villager, the officials also promised to investigate the land expropriation. “This is our land, there is no need to carry out a so-called ‘investigation’. What we need is our land, compensation for beating and other losses,” he added.
“Blocking information and isolating the village from the outside world seems to be the top priority of the officials,” a college student from Tulee Gachaa who asked to remain anonymous said in an email communication to SMHRIC, “they are, on the one hand, trying to punish those who put the word out about the protests in the village to foreign news media. On the other hand, the officials are deploying State Security agents in each household to prevent any information leaking to outsiders.”
“The entire Gachaa with more than 300 people protested in solidarity, and refused to accept this outrageous illegal act,” the college student added.
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