from the region of ajara close to the border with turkey, robin forrester walker sends this report. >porter: now people in this little village has subsidence to contended with. floor to ceiling crack splits the building down the middle. >> translator: our land is creeping. landslides are not rare here, but after the blasting this problem has become much worse. >> reporter: nearby, the hydroelectric dam is under construction. it is one of dozens of new hydro-power projects in georgia. the government believes less than 20% of the country's hydropotential power has been realized. georgia could be an energy exporter. hydro-power is ripe for georgia and major foreign investment from the likes of the european banks and the reconstruction and government. the ebrd as it's better known has promised that all of these issues relate to high environmental consciousness. i went to see where a meadow was beginning to subside. pointing to where constructors are blasting a tunnel immediately below. >> in the area which is prone towards the landslides and it will cause serious consequences and maybe tr

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robin forrester walker is live for us. take us through why so many have turned out to protest. >> are hi marian. a significant substantial number of people on the streets throughout the day very hot conditions here, thousand a hard core of them have stayed on. you can make out behind me somewhat of a party going on and tents have been erected. i can call it kind of an occupy movement where they have vowed to stay on until the prime minister leaves. now the age are really has intensified, due to those phone-tapping revelations in recent weeks which first of all showed that twri,000 macedonian sentence were under surveillance. but those same wiretappings which the opposition got hold of showed top government officials and the prime minister himself talk going all kinds of nefarious activities, if those tapes are true, genuine anything from corruption to all cierchth of political scandals. the priementsthe prime minister has accepted resignations from three of his official but insists these wiretappings were faked somehow and

robin forrester-walker, al jazerra. >>> around a thousand members of israel's black minority have marched the streets of tel aviv to protest against race i remember and police brutality. the demonstration comes two weeks after clashes between police members of the ethiopian jewish community. now here is more. >> reporter: this is an issue that has been going on for some time but really boiled to a head a few weeks ago when a video of a black israeli soldier was seen being beat be by a group of police officers now that sparked street protests, street protests which ultimately turned vie lips since then we have had a series of small protests but this everything one of the largest protests today. in fact account around a thousand people came out to the streets, marched through the streets of tel aviv for several kilometers calling for what they described an an end to institutional racism in israeli society. they also discussed how they want to see the government take more action against what they see as discrimination that is sit are testimony i can within the police force and indeed with go

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