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Remembering
Analysis , by Writer , 3-January-2008
It is important to recover memories. To tell oneself that the world was not born this moment, to remind ourselves that we have long histories. Or else, says Uruguyan novelist Eduardo Galeano, we will become like the peoples of Chicago who do not know of the Haymarket martyrs, or that the First of May was born in Chicago. rahnuma ahmed elaborates...
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Phulbari: life and struggle continues
Report , by Nasrin Siraj Annie , 25-August-2007
Roaming in and around Phulbari town and surrounding villages has always been an extraordinary experience for me. Here I meet people who made history to protect land and resources of Bangladesh from disastrous open pit coal mining project proposed by Asia Energy.
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Phulbari, Asia Energy and Grassroots Revolt
Report , by Writer , 17-March-2007
In the last week of August 2006, an unbelieving nation has watched, with increasing concern, tragedy unfold in a coal-rich area of Dinajpur. Popular protests against the Asia Energy Project had resulted in firing by the BDR on citizens, leaving at least three of them dead and more than two hundred injured. In this report Philip Gain looks at the issue and explains the background to the crisis.
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Is it only survival? Is it politics without science?
Analysis , by Swadhin Sen , 17-October-2006

Seventy archaeological records have been recognized and recorded in Phulbari thana area. Most of them are completely new in the archaeological database of Bangladesh. On the basis of the distribution of the records, we can assume that several others are yet to be recognized and recorded. Swadhin Sen argues for conceptualizing the struggles of people against open pit mining project.

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Phulbari: Hands off Asia Energy
Views , by Nasrin Siraj Annie , 30-August-2006

I was in the post-operating ward at Rangpur Medical Collage Hospital today watching the tears rolling down from the eyes of Bablu, a bullet injured van rickshaw driver in Phulbari. Father of 2 daughters, Bablu has been referred to Dhaka Medical Collage Hospital as he has injuries in his spinal cord. Read More . . .

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Workers dying in Garment factories: Some questions
Analysis , by Nasrin Siraj Annie , 14-March-2006

Since 1990, over 350 workers had died and some 1500 been injured in fire-related incidents in garments factories in Bangladesh. However, the number of death toll could be more as often workers accuse concealment of dead bodies by factory owners, police, fire brigade and other rescue forces. More . . .

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