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INDIA - Dongria Kondh people of India fight against mining on their traditional land
‘We
are free, we do not depend on anybody for our food, shelter or daily
needs. Townspeople depend on the market for everything. A bottle of
drinking water costs fifteen or twenty
rupees, a shit costs five rupees, bathing in a bucket or two of water
costs ten rupees, eating half a bellyful of food costs fifty! Such is
the freedom of an urbanite.’
- member of Dongria Kondh people of India, who are fighting back against
proposed bauxite (the precursor to aluminum) strip mining projects in
their homeland.
Indigenous land-based peoples have the capacity to live in a good way on
this planet. We invite you to take the time to consider for yourself -
how are you enslaved by the city? How can you fight against that
enslavement?
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