bagle dash is under fire for relocating her hensher refugees to a remote island off the coast human rights groups say that some are being forced to relocate and one has even called it an island detention center we'll speak with a representative from amnesty international about the growing crisis but 1st is india's far more protests continue to block major highways into new delhi as prime minister narendra modi gone too far with his agricultural reforms that is our arena . conflict last month tens of thousands of indian farmers have camped along highways outside new delhi's borders braving the cold temperatures and the risk of coronavirus to protest controversial agriculture reforms a minister in the interim modi says the new laws are necessary to deregulate and modernize india's agriculture sector which is the primary source of income for 58 percent of indians but farmers say they were not consulted when the reforms were pushed through and worry the changes will make them vulnerable to exploitation from large corporations so as the protests enter their 4th week is there an end in sight to

subject them to potentially dangerous living conditions as bengal destine was safe haven for the right hensher or is it turning into just another nightmare joining me to discuss this from colombo sri lanka samadi south asia campaigner at amnesty. international body thank you so much for joining me on upfront so bangladesh has been celebrated for taking in so many of our head refugees fleeing neighboring me and mark but now it's under fire from human rights groups for this attempt to relocate about 100000 people to this 40 square kilometer island called basin char your organization amnesty international has reported allegations of sexual abuse by those in charge of policing the island fortify rights of human rights organization that has been investigating crimes against humanity a memoir for years has called this island based and char island detention center so why is the government continuing to relocate refugees there when plenty of experts have pointed out this this is not the right place there may be better options. yes we have heard accounts of allegations from refugees who are on the isla