uh, very serious shifts of achievement in countries such as iran india and generally most of the worldhe is not going to join this race of isolation, so i think that gradually and the overall situation. she though, it will take time. well, is it right, i understand that a in the light of all these events without the presidential world turbulence of establishing contacts between russia and the east. yes, our turnover is growing. indeed, and now from china and with india with other countries of the region. here is the scientific issue of global cooperation. yes, she will still probably, in the direction of the east, too, yes it is developing. she developed very i can successfully say that here is our relationship with iran, for example, which began several years ago. they are very interesting in different directions from, uh, the humanitarian sphere, donate technologies, and in both places they really show good, so to speak, growth opportunities, but uh, i ’m not even talking about china, but uh, the world is one and even some distance of some piece, it means, from the appearance of barr

flash that, i'd because as we mentioned earlier, the new restrictions against iran or targeting firms based in china and india, hong kong, etc, cannot be assumed. then the u. s. pressure on iran has been affecting the global economy. definitely what it has done is that it has, we can last tool that the united states and europe in how the europeans have and that is control over financial institutions. i sanctioning around, i've sanctioning russia, i sanctioning parts of the chinese economy. there are simply creating an incentive for these countries to move away from the u. s. and european us base controlled financial institutions and therefore, enabling these countries not only to work with each other without the us dollar using western banks. but it also enables other countries that are under sanctions or western sanctions to more easily work with one another. and this is, this is an irreversible trend one to use a weapon. once the americans use a weapon to much, that weapon begins to not only get weaker, but it also creates a very long term incentive. in other words, no one is it. this is not going even the

in our direction, it can become a hub on the route india the persian gulf countries iran kazakhstan russia today, along the east-west route, the role of the trans-space transport corridor has significantly increased to ensure transit flows between europe central asia and china specified route should be synchronous, kazakhstan is ready to start practical joint actions to strengthen the transit potential of the region, and today we are at the narrow end. uh, we agreed with my colleagues that we will start this work right away, which, as they say now, and uh, we will develop an appropriate road map and start expanding the potential of our e-transit routes. the second is cooperation with in the energy sector. one of the important aspects in this area is regional energy security , according to the international energy agency . probable reserves in the caspian region are 48 billion barrels of oil and eight trillion cubic meters of gas, for example, in the kazakh sector of the caspian sea, one of the world's largest oil fields, koshagan, is being developed. today we are improvin

so they are developing alternative means to trade with iran, russia, india is also going to be, they are going to need to train with iran, russia, china, and hunger. so they have to also develop alternative means, in other words, with americans in the europeans and the same issue and that america. so what the americans and europeans are doing is they themselves, by over using this weapon, this really barbaric weapon which targets ordinary people. by over using it, they've created an incentive for other countries. both did move their trade routes away from them to do carry on, try their financial transactions without including them. and there are going to be huge, long term consequences. and the problem that the european americans have is that the problems is at home or on the rise. they used to have this facade that they were democracies, which they never were. these are oligarchy is the, when you, when the means of giving it disseminating information. that are in the hands of a few, you can't cover the mark, but they had constantly for centuries on these for the last few days. have b

ukraine to venezuela from saudi arabia to north korea and a question from experts from iraq and iran indiad of course from leading russian experts daria kozlova yakov judge alexander for dmitry evdokimov we are preparing it will take days to find out whether kiev is preparing a dirty bomb, this was stated by the general director of the agency rafael grosse , he spoke to the un security council with a report on the situation between the nuclear power plant and noted the progress in the negotiations. uh, the security zone around the station promised to place more experts in controlled kyiv objects. earlier, a meeting of the security council on military biological activities of the united states in ukraine was held. washington did not respond. why the biological program was supervised by the pentagon succinctly colleagues, to be honest, today they are trying to convince us that cooperation between the united states and ukraine in the biological sphere is exclusively peaceful in nature. but answer a simple question. why with the american side it is supervised by the military departments of the

ukraine to venezuela from saudi arabia to north korea and questions from experts from iraq and iran and indiana kyrgyzstan and of course from leading russian experts presenting kozlov yakov suzin alexander za in dmitry evdokimov vestin western policy denies the sovereignty of the country of peoples, and the united states even severely limited the subjectivity of europe and the new center of the world order. sooner or later, we will have to start talking about the future, so, uh, the majority should benefit from world trade, and not individual super-rich corporations, vladimir putin stressed anastasia dolgova on how international politics is changing. west does everything in order to undermine his confidence, vladimir putin admitted that he is constantly changing the rules of the game in his favor. and the countries themselves are far from being equal. the us easily changes the policy of even its allies. if they don't like them, the president urged europe to start making their own decisions. otherwise , they build relations uselessly, it is very important that the european part regains its rig

ukraine to venezuela from saudi arabia to north korea and a question from experts from iraq and iran and india kyrgyzstan and of course from leading russian experts daria kozlov yakov suzin alexander for dmitry evdokimov vestin the most difficult period of pressure russia has already passed the sanctions. now the main thing is to complete the reconfiguration of supply chains and reduce the delays that are associated with this. vladimir putin spoke about this at the plenary session of the club. valdai will tell alexander nazarova about the situation in our economy in more detail. she even joins me. well, i understand correctly that at the end of the session it becomes clear that business in the country has now become easier than it is important, for example, excellent scheduled inspections have been extended for next year. economic blitzkrieg vs. russia has failed such a conclusion was made by vladimir putin at the plenary session of the club. valdai, the president stressed that in terms of sanctions, the united states did not receive the support that they were counting on from the policy of re

let's bring in math mood, amity, mac had m hasty director of an india called iran human rights and he joins us from oslo. welcome to you. a one stop asking his your organization been in touch with inmates families and in turn to we know if inmates had been able to contact their families. good evening. yes, we have been in contact with some families and some of them have received a cause or information and many haven't heard anything about their family members who are in prison and they are very concerned. and in short, what are you hearing? what are the family side they are hearing from the people inside? well, basically what you have heard is that did a actually, there are some indications that the incident yesterday was premeditated, that the authorities in the previous days employed patient for system site prisoners. and that there have been gunshot, the prison guards have been shooting at prisoners, dead or so prone to a gas in inside the wards. and so unfortunately, the story that the iranian t v and the authorities easton doesn't fit what you're from the families. and just to on

he's the director of an india called iran human rights. i started by asking him about the inmates families and their reactions to last night of it's a we have been in contact with her with some families and it is some of them have received a cause or information and many haven't heard anything about the their family members were in prison and they are very concerned. and in short, what are you hearing? what does the family say they are hearing from the people inside? what? well, basically what you have heard is that already actually there are some indication that the incident yesterday was premeditated, that the authorities in the previous days employed patient force is inside prisoners and that there have been gunshot. the prison guards have been shooting at prisoners. they have also thrown tear gas in inside the wards is so unfortunately the story that the iranian t v and authorities easton doesn't fit what you're from the family. and just to one of the line that point you've heard nothing that matches with the official story that this w

from ukraine to venezuela from saudi arabia to north korea and questions from experts from iraq iran indiats, but alexey will give you the floor on this. well, we are already finishing the work of the press center here, and the altaian club is completing its work and completing 4 days, in essence, of its work. and during this time, a record 17 sessions took place here. yes , thank you very much daria kozlova for vladimir putin's keynote speech at a meeting of the valdai club. but now, to the news from the donbass, tonight , the kirovsky district turned out to be under intense shelling from the apu. donetsk was damaged by shells, including the high-rise building of the north-residents, who were wounded, arrivals were also recorded in other ground points in the region. well, the russian troops respond to them with an effective counter-battery fight , the gunners earned their work, our special correspondent on the front line, grigory vdovin, the crew of msta howitzers is hidden in the autumn forest. and if you don’t know that there are several of these huge ones, sticking out of the foliage,

ukraine to venezuela from saudi arabia to north korea and a question from experts from iraq and iran and indian and of course from leading russian experts daria kozlova yakov judge on alexander zara dmitry evdokimov vester so russia does not challenge countries west and does not consider himself its enemy, while in this, the policy of the west denies the sovereignty of the country of peoples, and the united states even severely limited the subjectivity of europe. vladimir putin emphasized that it is very important that the european part regain its legal personality. well, but this is it. well, how to talk, uh, with this or that partner, if he does not decide anything and on every occasion he has to call the washington regional committee and ask what can be done? and what not? well, this is a repetition of life, and it happens. i remember very uh such difficult events around syria when they started, well, one of the leaders arrived. so i meet with him and agreed what we are going to do, how are we going to do it? specifically this is what they did, one from moscow flew to washington returned to

iran. coming up, we will also hear from india.n his prime minister offers to help efforts to end the war in ukraine, we will speak to the activist kavita krishnan. stay with us. ♪♪ [music break] amy: the unoicial anthem of the iran protest. the lyrics are taken from messages posted online about why they are protesting. the song was posted september 28 and received 40 million views before he was forced to take it down. he was arrested the next day and released earlier this week on bail. he is awaiting trial. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman with nermeen shaikh. as we turn now to look at russia's invasion of ukraine with a focus on india's response come on tuesday the indian prime minister narendra modi spoke by phone with the ukrainian president vladimir zelenskyy. his office released a statement saying "he expressed his from conviction there can be no military solution to the conflict and conveyed the readiness to contribute to any peace efforts." this came just days after india j

another important issue is china, india, iran, all of those countries are counseling him against this because it ruins their facade of being near nuclear powers because they depend on the nuclear stockpile, which even in china's case is not competitive with the united states, but clearly this is india's whole thing with pakistan over cashmere. this upsets the apple card of being the nuclear states when there isn't much there and they don't want putin to use a nuclear weapon which would call into question the value of the own deterrence. i think you will get counsel from countries he talks to san, don't do this. this is unwise and puts us in a bad position and i also think let's not rule out that his military would rather he not do this. yesterday the pentagon released the defense strategy and i like that secretary austin and strategic ambiguity is a nice way of saying what -- one of the biggest superpowers, we have lots of stuff, don't test us. i think that is a good thing to say and leave it at that and that is something is being at. >> deborah, i need a number where are you on the s

against the us dollar. egypt is the latest country in the global south to take similar measures. india in iran have already ditch the dollar and bilateral trade with moscow, with saudi arabia, considering switching to the chinese view on an oil cells to china. we discussed the issue with our med mustafah, the director of the asia center for studies and translation. he shared his vision on the motives behind cairo's decision. once we correlates with japan pounds with a dollar since 2016 according to the recommendations of e at one bank, an international hamper just to satisfy the creditors sold election made on a substitute in the markets. the dollar is inflated with so much sure. a situation and now even by the national banks reached about quentin egyptian pounds and it has a very negative impact also concerning the inflation. also, we have international fact concerning or the wising and the so that made on interest rate, the federal reserve is fine put fees. the rates are the 2. i extract a lot of money, a lot of funds from one of my coming to they're not to states i for the, for such a way t

both india and iran have already ditched dollar and bilateral trade with moscow. the saudi arabia considering switching to the chinese, you one in oil say sales to china. earlier we discussed the issue with all meant mustafah, who's the director of the asia center for studies and translation. and he shared with us his vision on the motives behind the move. once we correlated, i'll japan pounds for the dollar since 2016 according to the recommendations of the at one bank and international campus just to satisfy the creditors sold, election, made the honest affinity in the markets. the dollar is inflated. there's so much sure. i can search and found, and now even that by of the national banks reached about quentin egyptian pounds and it has a very negative impact for sir, concerning the inflation. also, we have international factor concerning the rising and the so that made on interest rate, the federal reserve, it fine put fees. the rates are the 2 are extract a lot of money and a lot of funds from one of my coming to the united states. i for the, for such a waiter

s. dollar. egypt is the latest country in the global south of take similar measures. india and iran have already ditched the dollar in by the actual trade with mazda and saudi arabia. considering switching to the won in oil sales to china, we discussed the issue with i made most of our director of the age a center for studies and translation. he speculated about the motives behind car is decision. once sir, we correlated our japan pounds with a dollar since 2016 according to the recommendations of e at one bank and international hamper just to satisfy their creditors. full relation, made honest affinity in the markets. the dollar is inflated with so much sure. i can attach a pound and now even the buyer, the national banks reached about quentin egyptian pounds and it has a very negative impact or sir concerning the inflation. also, we have international factor concerning air, the wising, and the so that made on interest rate, the federal reserve is fine put fees, the rates in order to, ah, extract a lot of her money and a lot of funds from worldwide kind of to there not to states i for t

each it is just the latest country in the global south to take similar measures. india and iran have already ditch dollar in bilateral trade with moscow. the saudi arabia also considering switching to the chinese, you on, in oil sales to china. we discussed the issue with our med mustafah, the director of the asia center facilities and translation. and he shared with us his vision on the motives behind cairo's decision. once, sir, we correlated our japan pounds with a doll of since 2016 according to the recommendations of a at one bank and international hamper just to satisfy the creditors sold election . no made honest, facilitate in the markets. the dollar is inflated, there's so much sure i can attach a compound. and now even that via the national banks reached about 20 egyptian pounds and it has a very negative impact for sir, concerning the inflation. also we have international factor concerning air, the rising and the so that made on or the yeah. interest rate, the federal reserve at franklin fees, the rates in order to, ah, extract a lot of her own money. the and a lot of fund

it is only the latest country in the global south to take similar measures with both india and iran having already ditched dollar in bilateral trade with moscow. the saudi arabia considering switching to the chinese, you one in oil sales to china. we discussed the issue with our med mustafah, the director of the ages center facilities in translation, and he shared with us his vision of the motives behind cairo's move once a week or related to compound with a dollop since 2016. according to the recommendations of a, a wall of bank and international campus just to satisfy the creditors sold election made on a substitute in the markets. the dollar inflated so much again, a 3rd jackson found and now even by the national banks reached about quentin egyptian pounds. and it has a very negative impact or so concerning the inflation. also, we have international factors concerning the wising and the search that made on the interest rate. the federal reserve is fine. put these the rates in order to extract a lot of money. a lot of funds from one quite coming to the united states. i for the, for such

both india and iran have already ditched dollar and bilateral trade with moscow. the saudi arabia considering switching to the chinese you on, in oil sales to china. the earlier we discussed the issue with our med mustafah, the director of the age, a center for studies and translation. and he shared with us his vision on the motives behind kyra's move once we correlated out different pounds to the dollar since 2016, according to the recommendations of the, at one bank and international on just to satisfy the creditors. phone relation, made honest affinity in the markets. the dollar is inflated so much a pound, and now even that via the national banks reach about 20 egyptian pounds and it has a very negative impact also concerning the inflation. also, we have international factor concerning the wising and the so that made on the interest rate, the federal reserve, it find these the rates in order to i extract a lot of money, a lot of funds from one white coming to their not to states i for the for such a way to and now we have another problem. the interest is that

they fly for 5-6 thousand kilometers, a record among cranes, and everything to get to india, iran or the southeastern part, china, like other migratory birds, and in migration they are prompted by the food of the bird to migrate. before all this is connected with the food base. and then huh? we have our northern territories, our territories are breeding territories. this is the homeland, where they breed offspring. the nightjar also went to wintering in warm lands, but broke its wing. now it is being cared for by employees of the capital's ornithological shelter. scientists have long proved that this species of birds is guided by the lunar cycles and migrate after 10 days. after the full moon, the light of our satellite helps to find more food to replenish the energy supply. when migrating with birds a large size has its own chip, a special system in flight. wedge for example, in ducks and the point here is in physics for large birds, air resistance is of great importance. and this form of a wedge it allows you to reduce air resistance, especially for those who fly after the head bir

india. and how the rock band coldplay is offering its support to protesters in iran.cial — the left of centre politician, luis inacio lula da silva, commonly known as �*lula', has won brazil's presidential election — snatching victory by a tiny margin from the rightwing incumbent, jair bolsonaro, who had an early lead as the first votes came in. the final tally was just 50.8% to lula. crowds of mr lula's supporters started celebrating in the streets. this represents an amazing comeback for the former president, who three years ago, was serving a prison sentence for corruption — his conviction was later overturned. but the contest reflected how deeply polarised brazil is. mr lula spoke after the win was announced. translation: i have faith in god that with the help l of the people we will find a way out so this country may live again democratically, harmoniously, and we can even re establish peace between families. today, we are telling the world that brazil is back, that brazil is too big to be relegated to the set role of pariah of the world. our south america corres

during world war ii is another question, do you understand this in the leadership of china russia india iranaudi arabia and so on, of course, they understand and act on the basis of their own interests. i hope i didn't scare you too much and it became clearer to you. why do americans need zelensky and why has he changed so much? if joseph biden didn’t exist, it would be worthwhile to invent it, but i say right away i’m not for the whites, not for the reds, not for the republicans for the democrats and i don’t give a damn about the next american elections from the high bell tower. but today we have one very curious investigation. look, you will have to listen carefully, and we will talk about the very secret biolaboratories that the pentagon financed, including in ukraine. in addition, do not be surprised. today we will find ourselves very close to the clue to the origin of the coronavirus, another clarification. you remember, no matter what an american says, he always thinks only about money, however, enough riddles. let's about everything in order. the republican party is seriously discussi

china represent a very serious interest, a special program of work adopted in india, there is a serious activation in turkey, iran, pakistan, visits are envisaged everywhere, both along the mead line and along the line of business circles. eh, everything. this is supported by the efforts of the country's ministry of affairs in the plan. ah, the opening of our additional points of our foreign institutions, the consulates general have opened. mumbai ho chi minh in hong kong is additionally planned to strengthen our presence. e in china and e of the russian federation a discovery and as emphasized by yuri abrazievich, belarus remain open for active interaction with everyone who is ready to work with us on the principles of mutual? respect for equality and non-interference in internal affairs and this is confirmed by trade, composition, 80 countries and belarusian exports, 55 countries of the world. by what methods is the information war being waged, the former ukrainian ombudsman said that kiev ordered her to spread fakes, and lyudmila denisova made a shocking confession to the actions of the russian armed forces du

are of very serious interest to us, special programs of work adopted in india, uh, there is a serious activation in turkey, iran, pakistan, visits are planned everywhere, uh, along the mead line and along the line of business circles. eh, everything. this is supported by the efforts of the ministry of foreign affairs in the plan, and the opening of our additional outlets of our foreign institutions opened consulates general. mumbai ho chi minh in hong kong is additionally planned to strengthen our presence. e in china and e of the russian federation, as i emphasize yuri ambrozevich belarus remains open for active interaction with all those who is ready to work with us on the principles of mutual respect for equality and non-interference in internal affairs. and this is confirmed by trade, composition, 80 countries and belarusian exports of 155 countries of the world. the world bank predicts a recession in the economies of european and central asian countries already this winter due to energy shortages due to sanctions with the closed nord stream. even if gas storage facilities are 90% full in the second half of

, in which there is no united states of america as a full member, but there is china russia india pakistan iran turkey egypt countries of southeast asia and central asia ivan alekseevich, this is what such a creation of such a large asian organization means. genet the asian osce, since there is no united states there, there is no japan as full-fledged members, but there are a lot of those countries that share, in principle, common approaches to the world order with russia and china. is it now possible to consider this structure as an institutional support of greater eurasia, this forum was usually called a forum, it has existed for quite a long time, and it is noteworthy that kazakhstan was the initiator of the creation, then several times the chairmanship was replaced by the chairmanship in china tajikistan and e. this forum was an institution . well, a little on the second on the sidelines, on the one hand it was clear that in form. this is something unique, because it is the largest association in eurasia, of course, the most numerous, which includes the countries of both the post-soviet spa

then in principle all the levers of influence on any nuclear country are lost, then iran can simply shoot at israel, indiaare friends with each other, they have it too, they are both nuclear countries, yes by these countries, you understand china and ivan and the like, then, in principle, the use of nuclear weapons for the world to exist with them, and therefore it is already a different question, therefore it is already a question not only for us. first of all, it is definitely the united states, it is great britain and it is china, which have the largest nuclear potential, and china is very, very fond of any use of nuclear weapons, because they are such. even small applications, it can then introduce into major escalation and that is why you see here it is simply clear that our allies are nato countries and they have stated very harshly. i like how it was stated. i want to say there that the united states will simply destroy almost the entire black sea fleet, and er, the minister of foreign affairs of poland e- he said that the response will be asymmetric , that is, not nuclear, but conventional weapons

in particular , the development of trade and the north-south direction with access to iran, the persian gulf and india discussed by the caspian international transport. i think that it is also promising in its own way. therefore, the task is to enter international markets. now becomes more and more relevant against the backdrop of the energy crisis and beyond. in europe, the cis looks like a safe haven with good prospects for economic growth, if the west is aimed at curtailing ties with our country, then everything is going smoothly within the cis. on the contrary, last year the trade turnover of our country with the state cis increased by more than 30%. good dynamics are observed this year as well, based on the results of the first seven months. uh, russian foreign trade with members. the cis grew by almost six percent yesterday at a meeting of the valdai club of russian president vladimir vladimirovich putin proposed to launch more actively mechanisms for creating large spaces that are built on the interaction of neighboring countries tea economy, social system, resource base and infrastructure comp

particular, in the development of trade and the north -south direction with access to iran, the persian gulf and indiae is said about the caspian international transport of our lake. i think that it is also promising in its own way, so the task entry into international markets. now becomes more and more relevant against the backdrop of the energy crisis and exorbitant inflation in europe, the cis looks like a safe haven with good prospects. economic growth, if the west is aimed at curtailing ties with our country, then everything is going smoothly within the cis. on the contrary, last year the trade turnover of our country with the state cis increased by more than 30%. good dynamics and is observed in the current year based on the results of the first seven months. uh, russian foreign trade turnover with members. the cis grew by almost 6%. yesterday , at a meeting of the valdai club of russian president vladimir vladimirovich putin, he proposed to actively launch mechanisms for creating large spaces that are built on the interaction of neighboring countries . tea, the economy, the social system, the r

valdai, in addition to representatives of turkey, china, india, france and germany, egypt and iran, indonesiay other countries, there are experts from belarus as well. what outlines of the future world order do the experts predict did maria petrashko find out? world after hegemony, justice and security for all this is exactly the theme of the current meeting of the valdai club and due to its geographical location. belarus cannot remain aloof from these events. but what what we should expect from the new world order is what belarus has always been striving for, so that there are no higher and lower ones, so that there is equality in international affairs. therefore, in this case, of course, the extreme agenda is relevant. but belarus says that it is impossible to restrain development, that sanctions still do not work, that we will still find a way out. and we are not alone in this struggle for a fairer and safer world, and many strange people share these values ​​with us. it's just that we started doing this much earlier, back in the mid-nineties with coming to power of our president, whom the

thank you very much from the side it may give the impression that in the east, whether it be india china or iraniddle east uh, they are waiting for us with hugs that this turn will pass, well, absolutely smooth. uh, it will require almost no effort, but there is an opinion that this a more complex market than the european one, uh, what can you say about this alexandrovich well, look, i would not only speak, probably, asia, i was talking about africa and latin america south america if it is difficult to talk about, is this a market or not? uh, but i would probably not say that it is not there . a more complex market is more, i would say that this is a market, of course, it is somewhat different from the european market there. it has its own characteristics and functions. it is slightly different, but there are some fundamental differences. eh, for the most part. i don't i see. yes, of course, there are some quality requirements, first of all, not all products where you need to substitute them, if we talk about the quality of our diesel fuel. in principle, it is redundant for many new markets. uh,

european and none worse than countries with the rise of your asian like china and iran in addition to the big countries including india, south africa, brazil, and other states the international community has turned a blind eye to the dia, humanitarian crisis, and ethiopia, and must soon before it's too late to prevent a genocide their l vo. so the direct words coming from the head of the world health organization who are seeking urgent assistance for his homeland. this is a health crisis for 6000000 people and the world is not paying enough attention. there is a very narrow window. now to prevent genocide, i repeat, there is a very narrow window now to prevent genocide into gray, a conflict. and if the northern to gray region has been raging for a couple of years with a local rebel group and national government forces, just going head to head. and one member of a prominent aid group worked in the area of the international rescue committee, was killed. and another one was wounded in a reason to attack all amid other civilian casualties. but un secretary general says the violence as quote reached alarming levels with an

and night in front of the visine young dani port being built by india's richest men. gow tom, a doughty among them, jackson to buck iran, a local fishermen who comes here every day with his family i. 6 bad for him, protesting is the only way to fight for his arrival. in last year. we saved our house by using sandbags. now it is a major water rise because of his port. i'll lose my house and family inevitable to day. jackson is visiting a site near the donny port to check the status of construction. lena, this is not a natural foot. the construction of the breakwater will erode the coastline on the other side. it will start losing our homes by now. awesome. now there are around 40000 fishermen in this area since the port work started in 2015, at least 500 houses have been damaged. and more than a 100 families have lost their homes due to coastal erosion. just a few kilometers away. hundreds of displaced families are living in the cement warehouses. dave, a shy young, a local fisherman has been living with his family in this tiny cubicle for the last year. what a boy, when our house got damaged, i was sleeping on the beac

um, a dani port being built by india's richest men, gout tom, a dod among them, jackson to buck iran, a local fishermen who comes here every day with his family. i bad for him, protesting is the only way to fight for his arrival. in last year we saved our house by using sandbags. now it is a major would arise because of his ported am. i'll lose my house and family inevitable. today, jackson is visiting a site near the a donny port to check the status of construction. this is not a natural foot, the construction of the breakwater will erode the coastline on the other side. it will start losing our homes by now, you know, i said now there are around 40000 fishermen in this area. since the port work started in 2015, at least 500 houses have been damaged. and more than a 100 families have lost their homes. due to coastal erosion just a few kilometers away, hundreds of displaced families are living in the cement warehouses. deva shy yum a local fisherman has been living with his family in this tiny cubicle for the last year. what a boy, when our house got damaged, i was sleeping on the bea

and night in front of the visine young dani port being built by india's richest men. gow tom, a doughty among them, jackson to buck iran, a local fishermen who comes here every day with his family i. 6 bad for him, protesting is the only way to fight for his arrival. in last year, we saved our house by using sandbags. now it is a major would arise because of his ported am. i'll lose my house and family inevitable. today, jackson is visiting a site near the a donny port to check the status of construction. lena, this is not a natural foot. the construction of the break water will erode the coastline on the other side. it will start losing our homes by now. awesome. now there are around 40000 fishermen in this area since the port work started in 2015, at least 500 houses have been damaged. and more than a 100 families have lost their homes due to coastal erosion. just a few kilometers away. hundreds of displaced families are living in these cement warehouses. deva shy young, a local fishermen has been living with his family in this tiny cubicle for the last year. or boy when our house got damaged. i was sleeping on the b