More than 170 nomadic Tibetans were detained in Cheudru Village in Gade County on May 10 and then questioned individually concerning disagreements over the Chinese government’s orders that grazing lands be confiscated. Tibet Watch, the research and advocacy group, reports that their 50-year grassland use certificates were deemed to be out of date and their grasslands confiscated and placed under government control. The 170 had opposed this directive.