silva is released after a high court ruling he spent 19 months in jail for corruption and india's supreme court has ruled a disputed religious site iow d.-o. will be handed to a government appointed board of trustees to build a hindu temple the court said tentative land will be set aside for a mosque. now u.n. experts say it is highly probable that as strike on a migrant detention center in libya was carried out by a country routinely supplying weapons to warlords honey. the attack in july into jura near the capital tripoli killed more than 50 people and injured more than 130 others the details emerge in a draft report seen by al jazeera it also means the united. emirates jordan and sudan as violating u.n. arms in boggled by supplying have tossed forces the u.n. arms embargo on libya that is of course they speak to. our correspondent in tripoli mahmoud tell us more about what this report is saying is it seems to be a pretty damning one but it doesn't specifically identify the country believed to be behind the airstrike on the migrant detention center into jura. well 1st of all it seems that thi

india's supreme court has delivered its verdict on a religious dispute that sparked some of the country's worst violence since independence hindus have been awarded control of a contested site in the city of ardea where they say the god rom was born but the land has been claimed by muslims for hundreds of years in december 1902 hindu nationalists destroyed a 16th century mosque built on the site they said it was built that only after a temple dedicated to ron was destroyed by muslim invaders mosques destruction sparked into religious violence across the country leaving 2000 people dead in 2010 a lower court ruled it should be divided into 3 parts 2 for hindus and one for muslims but that was challenged in the supreme court by both communities saturday's ruling paves the way for a hindu temple to now be built on the site it also ordered muslims 20000 square meters of land in the same city where a mosque can be constructed and reports from new delhi it's a case that has forest hindus and muslims in india for decades now the supreme court has made its decision on diode her land dispute with

india. has more now from new delhi the bottom line is that the hindu belief has won because the supreme court of india has order that a group of trustees is formed over the next 3 months and this group of trustees is going to go about the construction of a temple for hindu date this is what the hindus wanted a many hindus more did because they believe that the disputed land is the birthplace of hindu datagram and they wanted a temple there for the muslims the supreme court has said that an alternative piece of land about to have should be given to them somewhere else so they could build a mosque but the big question at the moment is will this actually bring closure to the people of india this is been a very divisive issue between the hindus and the muslims in this country for decades now maybe even longer some analysts are saying that it may finally bring closure because people are just tired of talking about it and it being a hindrance in their relationships about others say that the muslims are disappointed some muslim groups have come forward and said that they are disappointed with the ve

parts one for muslims and 2 for hindus later that year both groups mounted a legal challenge in india supreme court it was hoped a court ruling could put an end to the feud. let's bring in our guests now to talk more about this in new delhi we have followed executive member of the all india muslim personal law board joining us sir via skype from iowa here violates seeing author of city of faith city of discord also in new delhi via skype sanjay hegde a senior advocate at the supremes court of india india good to have you with us so let me ask you 1st of all violating does this decision by the indian supremes court put this whole issue of the site in to arrest them. whether constantine i mean i i would like to say yes today i would like to say yes given the response to then the actions from not just the main parties in the case for the mainly the local and that is across communities i would also emphasize that it is a bit early we have been here before in the sense that 2010 verdict. was a lay out it was a compromise on the law everybody got one 3rd of the land and get the ad you know bodies piling

india's supreme court rules that the disputed holy site of ayodhya should be given to hindus who wante built there. catastrophic bushfires in eastern australia kill at least three people and force thousands from their homes... coming up, sportsday will have all the latest sports news as england's lionesses take on germany... good evening. if you'vejustjoined us, welcome to bbc news. flooding and rail cancellations are affecting parts of the north of england and the midlands, after the recent torrential downpours, that caused rivers to burst their banks. seven severe flood warnings, meaning a threat to life, are still in place on the river don in south yorkshire, while derbyshire police have named the woman who died, after being swept away by floodwaters on the river derwent near the town of matlock. she was annie hall, a former high sheriff of derbyshire. well, our correspondent fiona trott is at stainforth in south yorkshire, with more for us this evening. it has been a changing picture over the last couple of days, what is it looking like now and what impact has that had on flooding

india's supreme court rules that the disputed holy site of ayodhya should be given to hindus who want a temple built there. catastrophic bushfires in eastern australia kill at least three people and force thousands from their homes. and it's a happy 50th birthday to the american children's tv series sesame street. and the victoria derbyshire programme travels to norway to investigate the shocking scale of self harm and suicide material being shared on instagram. seven severe flood warnings that represent a threat to life remain in place on the river don in south yorkshire. water levels in some areas are still rising. a woman swept to her death by a flooded river has been named as derbyshire‘s former high sherriff annie hall. her body was pulled from the river derwent near matlock on friday, as persistent rain caused floods across yorkshire and the midlands. our reporter luxmy gopal reports from the village of fishlake near doncaster. rising water levels posing a danger to life. this was the scene last night, at fishlake in doncaster, where a severe flood warning has been issued. a0 pe

india's supreme court rules that the disputed holy site of ayodhya should be given to hindus who want a temple built there. catastrophic bushfires in eastern australia kill at least three people and force thousands from their homes. and join the brexitcast team as they discuss the launch of the general election campaign — that's in half an hour. it's a busy day on the campaign trail, with less than five weeks until the general election. the conservatives have unveiled plans to train more gps, whilst labour and the liberal democrats are focussing whilst labour and the liberal democrats are focusing on increasing support for childcare. here's our political correspondent pete saull. what is going on? a saturday morning trip to a surestart centre. brought in under the last labour government, hundreds of these have closed in recent years. should he become prime minister, labour, he wasnts children in every community will have access to facilities like this. we are determined to open children's centres so that surestart can become a reality as it was in the past for so many of our children.

india's supreme court rules that the disputed holy site of ayodhya should be given to hindus who want a temple built there. catastrophic bushfires in eastern australia kill at least three people and force thousands from their homes. and it's a "happy 50th birthday" to the american children's tv series sesame street. and one of the most powerful people in global media, the boss of the walt disney company, speaks to the bbc about his 15 years in charge. it's a busy day on the campaign trail, with less than five weeks until the general election. the conservatives have unveiled plans to train more gps — whilst labour and the liberal democrats are focussing on increasing support for childcare. here's our political correspondent peter saull. what is going on? once facilities like this in every community in england. the last labour government help new parents by building surestart centres, but hundreds have closed in recent yea rs. hundreds have closed in recent years. and should he become prime minister, he would bring them back. we are determined to open children's centres a re we are dete

india supreme court has ruled i disputed religious site iow dia will be handed to a government appointed board of trustees to build a hindu temple the court said out tentative land will be set aside for a mosque so be it as soon. as possible today the supreme court has ruled on an important case that has a history of hundreds of years behind it the whole country wished that the matter should be heard in the court on a day to day basis which took place and today the decision is out just got heart of lot of them in every class every community people of every sect the whole country has accepted the verdict with open heart it reflects on the ancient culture traditions and sense of harmony in india are i'll be back in 30 minutes for the al-jazeera news hour to stay with this coming up next here it is inside story thank you very much for watching. india's highest court rules in favor of hindus in a long running dispute with muslims over religious life will this end a controversy that's lost 3 decades or will live inflame tensions further this is inside school. hello welcome to the program i'm

india's supreme court rules that the disputed holy site of ayodhya should be given to hindus who want temple built there. catastrophic bushfires in eastern australia kill at least two people and forced thousands from their homes. and the travel show heads to berlin to find out how punk helped to end the cold war. that's in half an hour's time. health and childcare take centre stage today, as the political parties continue their general election campaigns. labour is promising to open 1,000 new sure start children's centres in england as part of a £45 billion investment package. they will also offer 30 hours of free childcare for all children aged between two and four. the liberal democrats are also revealing plans for free childcare for working parents, offering 35 hours of childcare from the age of nine months for 48 weeks of the year. meanwhile, the conservatives hope to recruit 6,000 new doctors over the next five years, saying they'll fund the training of 3,000 more gps in england. they also want to improve staff retention and recruit more doctors from abroad. in total, the package

content with that so it ended up going all the way to the highest court in the land here, india's supreme courtcame to the supreme court and delivered their case, and 110w court and delivered their case, and now we have the judgement. this weekend marks the 50th anniversary of sesame street, the american television show that set out to entertain and educate younger children. to mark the occasion, new york's empire state building was lit up in yellow and green. and there was one very special guest at the event, as the bbc‘s tim allman explains. applause. hi, everybody! it's me, big bird! they were never going to celebrate sesame street without celebrating big bird. hi, debbie. in so many ways the heart of the show, the towering yellow—feathered star looked right at home in the empire state building. also there was caroll spinney, the man who had voiced him and oscar the grouch for most of the last 50 years. a special moment for a special programme. sesame was founded on some fundamental values — that everyone deserves respect, opportunity, kindness, all with a little bit of furry fun. and those

baghdad well india's top court has ruled a disputed win it just might be given to him the construction of a temple piece of land in the state of pradesh is claimed by both hindus and muslims supreme court says alternative land will be set aside to build a mosque and reports now from you danny. it's a case that has polarized hindus and muslims in india for decades now the supreme court has made its decision on the land dispute in return for the. hindu say this piece of land is the birthplace of their date. in december 1992 hindu hardline groups destroyed a mosque that had stood here for more than 400 years the muslim community here insists this is the site of where that mosque should be rebuilt but the court has ordered the creation of a government trust to oversee the construction of a hindu temple instead while awarding to have a land somewhere else to build a mosque in its decision the court said the hindu this claim on the site was on a better footing than the evidence provided by the muslim side prime minister nuri the more the welcome the word ticked and says it brings a new dawn for india so be it as more mom labor has less when i am today the supreme court has ruled on an

hello again i'm a star with the headlines india's supreme court has ruled that a disputed religious idea will be handed to a government appointed board of trustees to build a hindu temple the court said alternative land will be set aside for a mosque iraq's prime minister says that protests are important in bringing about reform but says that new electoral reforms would be announced in the coming few days meanwhile there's been more violence in the iraqi city of daraa where at least 7 anti-government protesters were killed more than 200 people have been killed since the beginning of october protesters angry about a lack of basic services rising unemployment and corruption at least 7 politicians in hong kong have been detained or told they will be arrested police say they broke the law during a meeting of the legislative council in may meanwhile there were more demonstrations overnight as a vigil for a student who died after falling from a car park during a demonstration turned violent many among the protest movement blamed police for the death they have denied responsibility. self exiled

of trustees to build a hindu temple that the court said alternative land will be set aside from mosque india's prime minister narendra modi says the supreme court's decision for 2 years of conflict to rest and raise the country for so may it as mom labor 5 plus one i am today the supreme court has ruled on an important case that has a history of hundreds of years behind it the whole country wished that the matter should be heard in the court on a day to day basis which took place and today the decision is out just regarding. every class every community people of every circuit the whole country has accepted the verdict with open heart it reflects on the ancient culture traditions and sense of harmony in india now there are reports that iraqi security forces are currently moving into protest sites in baghdad that comes just hours after prime minister abdul mahdi said the country must be allowed to return to normal tens of thousands of people have been protesting for weeks angry about a lack of basic services rising unemployment and corruption mahdi's valid to announce electoral reforms in the coming days self excelled cambodian opposition l

india supreme court has ruled the disputed religious sites in the north of the country be given to hindus the land in the city of has long been claimed by both hindus and muslims in 1902 hindu nationalists destroyed a 16th century mosque on the site the ruling paves the way for hindu temple to be built there and also awards muslims land in the same city to construct a mosque. brazil's former president always enough to silva has been greeted by a crowd of supporters as a day off to being released from jail is one of thousands of convicted criminals who have the right to remain free until all appeal options are exhausted but president charles and arrows brazilians to remember luna's corruption conviction right wing groups as a saying that they will take to the streets to protest luna's release troops has started withdrawing from another front line in eastern ukraine raising hopes that a new round of peace talks could be held soon it follows on the retreats that have taken place in the pos month part of a series of measures aimed at ending the conflict between ukrainian forces and russian ba

india's supreme court clears the way for a hindu temple to be built at a site owned soul planed by muslims. also this hour remembering the fall of the wall germany marks 30 years since to berlin wall came down. and i'm we're hard in with sports could arsenal's former boss be bare next new manager arsene vendors are set to have talks in germany next week we'll hear from him later on in the program . thank you very much for joining us he was once hailed by barack obama as the most popular politician on earth and now brazil's former president lula da silva is again energizing the country's left opposite leftist opposition after a supreme court ruling released him from jail but conservatives say new law symbolize a culture of corruption traceable has our report from saddam. he supporters had demanded his freedom since he was detained last year. or simply left prison on friday surrounded by hundreds of his supporters. you have no idea of the significance for me to be here we view i who my whole life talk to the brazilian people. never thought that today i could be here talking with men and wome

5000 troops have been sent to a disputed religious site in british and have a ruling from india's supreme court on who controls the land at the site of a 16th century mosque in i go due claims by both muslims and hindus as a holy place. hundreds of people have attended a rally in the u.s. city of atlanta to protest a visit by president trump demonstrators denounce the president's policies and branded him a racist frump was in atlanta to launch a coalition that i'm still african-american vote is to his reelection campaign. clashes have erupted between protesters and iraqi security forces in bad as anti-government demonstrations into the 3rd week of the 250 protesters have been killed in baghdad and the southern port city of beza many by live ammunition. and the earthquake in northwestern iran has killed at least 6 people and injured more than 300 up as the magnitude 5 point nondefense struck on early on friday in iran's nothingness east and as by john problems it was followed by more than 60 aftershocks. well just to hong kong where it by things are on high alert as pro-democracy demonstrators p

news live far from burning coal thora these are calling for calm as india supremes court rules on ownership of a centuries old religious site claimed by both muslims and hindus india's highest court rules in favor of hindus hindus and muslims have been at odds over the territory since the 16th century or so often leading to violence also coming up. germany marks the 30th anniversary of the fall of the berlin wall we'll take you to the center of the celebrations the landmark brandenburg gate where a giant installation carries the hopes and dreams of 30000 people worldwide on colorful rhythms. and wildfires along australian seaboard claim at least 2 lives and forced thousands from their homes for the flames are so fierce many have no time to evacuate some are stranded on the beach as the fire is bad down on the coast. i'm headed home free thanks for joining me. well the german capital is revving up see mark 30 years since the fall of the berlin wall celebrations and commemorations have got underway at the brandenburg gate once the symbol of germany's division into east and west t w political

india's supreme court rules that the disputed holy site of ayodhya should be given to hindus who want temple built there. catastrophic bushfires in eastern australia kill at least three people and force thousands from their homes. now, it's time for the travel show. ade adepitan is in germany as it marks 30 years since the fall of the berlin wall. this week on the travel show, i find out how punk helped to end the cold war. also on this weekend's special programme, we are off to bulgaria to visit an iconic relic of its communist past. powerful, powerful architecture. and we meet the people in latvia recreating a good night out, eastern block style. wow! i think that will warm me up! this weekend marks the 30th anniversary of the fall of the berlin wall, back in november 1989. poland was the first eastern bloc country to turn its back on communism, earlier that year. but those iconic images of the wall coming down here in berlin really did confirm that the cold war in europe was coming to an end. on the evening of november 9th, 1989, the whole world watched the destruction of the berli

one last question i'll ask you on this subject is there a danger that the supreme court ruling sets a worrying precedent for india that mobs can now ted down other mosques and say that was a temple there and the supreme court will back us up one of your m.p.'s last year said that the knowledge of the hollow should be converted into a temple also is the taj mahal next as well. and show us. what should be changed there is an island you. mentioned. i think it was a street justice was also good for the members of the muslim community. and. diversity. ok. and do you condemn then you'll be g.o.p. colleagues who said last year that the whole will also be converted into the monday or soon do you condemn him for saying that. well the i mean we could get exactly you. like that again but i want and your c.b.s. oxman i agree with you which is why i've invited you on the show and i'm saying why not condemn this member of your party who was a former vice president of your party who said that dodgeball will be converted into theater when there soon. so. just show you that it is like i said and i was looking. a lot that. i didn'

a press conference and it is now it is the parties who are part of the supreme court they will be called by the government of india they make a trust and one of the parties which is particularly supreme court would also be. made a part of the trust and the 1st will break them but that is what the supreme court has said and they have clearly found that the title of the land belongs to longer um. rosmer he is a lawyer and a member of rush train s.y.m. fact sung apparent party of the governing b j p party thank you for joining us here on out of than physical. now on to other news and some opposition politicians have been detained or have been told they will be arrested in hong kong police say they broke the law during a meeting of the legislative council in may overnight a vigil for a student to diet after falling from a cop during a demonstration violent many among the protest movement blamed police for the death of the police denial a sponsibility. people gathered at the copper and other locations for peaceful vigils protests in hong kong began in march against an extradition bill that would have sent suspects to m

prime minister nuri the more the welcome of the word ticked and says it brings a new dawn for india supreme court day it as. today the supreme court has ruled on an important case that has a history of hundreds of years behind it the whole country wished that the matter should be heard in the court on a day to day basis which took place and today the decision is out just like our heart of. every class every community people of every sect the whole country has accepted the verdict with open heart it reflects on the ancient culture traditions and sense of harmony in india the muslim community has expressed disappointment. with. the core technologies the site is important to both religions but it's a setback for muslims some of them would have preferred the high court order of 2010 which granted 2 thirds of the land to the hindus and one 3rd of it to muslims management should have been given to the both they should allow for temple and the mosque that the government has given to the mosque elsewhere and that's wrong the state government has deployed its forces a new they have to ensure security but

india's supremes court clears the way for a hindu temple to be built a site disputed with muslims. hello again i'm just saying this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up. iraq's prime minister says reforms will be introduced within days and calls on protesters twill out a return to normal life. building little by little by.

supreme court ruling on. well essentially what the supreme court of india has done is past its verdict and said that a board of trustees would be formed over the coming 3 months and this board of trustees is going to go about. building a temple on the disputed sites and that says the hindu believes has one elizabeth and the muslims have been given an alternative piece of land somewhere else or would be given i would be given an alternative piece of land as a base saver now the question is that from what i understand i've been talking to several analyst and they say that the court has come about with this judgment to bring closure to end of this dispute saw the people of the country can move on this has been a very divisive issue but will it bring closure to hindus are not going to come out on the streets to protest because the wording is in their favor but with the muslims there are differing views i've spoken to some intellectuals who said in the run up to the word dick that if they accept an alternative piece of land and give up their claim but in turn they get broader peace and harmony between the hindus in

news live from by nato authorities are calling for calm as india's supreme court rules on the ownership of a centuries old religious sites claimed by both muslims and hindus india's highest court rules in favor of hindus hindus and muslims have been at odds over the territory since the 16th century or so often.

glad i am i am going hello again i'm mr and with the headlines on al-jazeera india's supreme court has ruled a disputed religious site at ayodhya will be handed to a government appointed board of trustees to build a hindu temple the court said alternative land will be set aside from mosque until bora has the latest from new delhi was the bottom line is that the hindu believes as one the supreme court of india has ordered that a group of trustees is formed over the next 3 months and their job will be to build a temple for hindu day to evolve whereas for the muslims the court has said that they should be given an alternative piece of land somewhere else doing what they can build a mosque so in short it's a victory for the hindus and it is certainly a victory for the hindu nationalist party the.

well the bottom line is that the hindu believes as one the supreme court of india has ordered that a group of trustees is formed over the next 3 months and their job will be to build a temple for hindu day dram whereas for the muslims the court has said that they should be given an alternative piece of land somewhere. where they can build a mosque so in short it's a victory for the hindus and it is certainly a victory for the hindu nationalist party the party is on the party which is really the center and the state because 2 in every election they said they fought over this and said that they are going to make sure that temple is built and although they're not making any provoked of statements right now be when let's elections happen anywhere in the country may actually clean this as a victory so the big question of this moment however is if this indeed brings closure to the people of this country this is been a very very divisive issue now some analysts are saying that it may actually bring closure because people are just tired of talking about it and others say that eventually it ma

courts in india as well. there was another court ruling in 2010, which arrived at a different outcome, wanting to divide that land three ways between different groups. i think the supreme realised as well that this kind of a case, which was so well that this kind of a case, which was so contentious, and pitted two religions against one another essentially, also it was a question of not just property essentially, also it was a question of notjust property but fate. —— faith. they were adjudicating on which faith is allowed to be seen as believed by the highest court in the land. they realise this was a case that need to be taken on by the highest court. it is no coincidence as well that the current government has pushed for this for many years. that must have some bearing as well in that it is a case where many have wa nted in that it is a case where many have wanted it to be taken on by the supreme court. and as you say, there is one party in this that will be potentially deeply troubled. the muslim plaintiffs, they saw their mosque torn down in 1992. how are their sensitivities managed to ensure there is not an increase in religious tensions? that is the biggest quest

india's supreme court is due to rule on saturday over a controversial case relating to a religious siteieve that the piece of land in the holy town of ayodhya is the birthplace of their revered deity lord raam, while muslims say they have worshipped there for generations. our correspondent arunoday mukergee reports. ayod hya, ayodhya, a city that clings to its ancient past. this is where one of hinduism's most revered deities, lord raam, is said to have been born thousands of years ago. it is also where hindus and muslims have lived together for generations, where hindus and muslims have lived togetherfor generations, until where hindus and muslims have lived together for generations, until one incident changed but forever. —— that. in 1992, a 16th century mosque was demolished by hindu fundamentalists. thousands were killed in religious clashes across the country. sparked by the incident. this man is one of the many hindu religious leaders who has been at the forefront, demanding a temple. his extreme views suggest why he needs protection. in his eyes, muslims must prove their patrioti

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india's supreme court has announced a series of measures to combat the toxic smog causing a public healthvels of lead in drinking water. hundreds of journalists and university researchers spent a year studying 12,000 samples from cities across the country. they found that a third of those samples exceeded the national safety guidelines. so conclusive was this investigation? bruce lanphear is a leading canadian water safety researcher. no, they are pretty solid. one of the challenges is that the way samples are collected is not consistent. different cities measure it differently, but when you put it all together it still sells a shocking story. why is lead in drinking water such a problem, and where do you think it is coming from? it is mostly coming from the lead surface lines, the lead solder, some brass fixtures, collectively it comes from all those, but mostly lead surface lines. we have just taken our eyes off it. we have dismissed it, we haven't funded public health as we should, haven't paid to the infrastructure. lots of people might be thinking of flint, michigan. how does the pro

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india's supreme court rules that the disputed holy site of ayodhya should be given to hindus after a decades long dispute. now on bbc news it's time for sportsday. hello and welcome to sportsday, with me holly hamilton and chetan pathak. the headlines this evening: charging up the table, chelsea go second after beating crystal palace at stamford bridge. can england's women beat germany on home soil for the first time at a sold out wembley stadium? another medal for great britain on day three of the world para—athletics championships in dubai. also coming up in the programme: the kiwis inflict a third tour defeat on the great britain rugby league lions in christchurch. and saracens silence the gloucester fans with victory at kingsholm and move second in the premiership. good evening, welcome to tonight's programme. we start with the premier league where chelsea's 2—0 win over crystal palace has moved them above manchester city and into second in the table. it was their sixth league win in a row, the first time they've done that since they won the title. they move within five points of

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but their claim to land in the forest was rejected by the local government and india's supreme court ordered dereliction. singh is aware of the government's plans to create a violent sanctuary in the forest i'm not about there are we as a diverse these are the original inhabitants on the forest belongs to us 1st the truth is we can't live without our jungle and we just can't live in a city. more than a 1000000 indians across different states in india like multiple chat disco and child country may lose their homes and their way of life if the court order is carried out on the. behavior is one of the many farmers who are already being evicted. the allege that they were beaten up by government forced workers and forced from the forest years ago and. forced officials burned down our homes and meters homeless we are forced to even look for jobs is doing laborers or manu plant activists say the 2006 forest rights act guaranteed the right of these people to their land but see the government is seeking to weaken this law with indigenous people out of the way it's easy for the governments to

than a median indigenous people across india fighting for their right to live in the forests india's supreme court is expected to decide whether they will be allowed to start some conservationists and politicians argue the forest will is damage the environment and so for has more from brown performers to protest forests like these have been home to the indigenous people of india for generations they eat what they grow drink from the stream and worship nature as their ancestors did is enough they say in fact much better than being subjected to open squalor that they have seen their neighbors and friends those who were forced out of the forests go through this say that they thought that their rights to live of the forests was finally guaranteed under the forest rights act back in 2006 but since the court order fear has lingered in this community now they allege that the authorities are going to use turning the forests into a sanctuary for wildlife as an excuse to benefit themselves and the corporates they favor flooding continues to hit the italian city of venice it's sustained heavy damage after se

they live in the forest and work the forest land but earlier this year india's supreme court ruled many would be evicted after local governments rejected their claims that they have a right to be there. a mother of 3 and a farmer took an overnight train from the central indian state of madhya pradesh to join the protests. we want more from our land the government is trying to push us out and want to give our land to the tigers forest officials claim many of these people are causing deforestation and threatening biodiversity they are demanding they produce documents to prove their ownership to the enclosed room there's a lot of progress there's enough water to do the moment of there were no. it's all it has to return i was shocked but activists say these are ancestral lands and people living there don't know anything about official paperwork the people here say they're not encroaching on the forest but are a part of them they want their rights under the forest rights act to be protected and they were accused. of regularly beating them up threatening them and destroying their fields to fo