Uzbek Farmers Say They're Being Forced To Surrender State Land To Chinese Firms

According to the documents, hundreds of Uzbek farmers have handed over their properties' voluntarily ', but many say that this happened 'under pressure from the men of the internal affairs bodies and the prosecutor's office'. There are currently more than 3,500 companies from China active throughout the country

Uzbek Farmers Say They’re Being Forced To Surrender State Land To Chinese Firms

Source link Farmers in Uzbekistan say the government is forcing them to surrender their land to Chinese businesses under the guise of state-backed development, taking thousands of hectares of fertile cotton and wheat fields out of the hands of locals.Concerned over the fate of the lush lands of the Ferghana Valley, they told Radio

Uzbek Farmers Say They're Being Forced To Surrender State Land To Chinese Firms

Farmers in Uzbekistan allege they are being forced to cede fertile land to Chinese businesses under pressure from local authorities, fueling fears of deepening economic dependence on Beijing and its growing influence across Central Asia.

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