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Rights of the Child in the Context of Tourism (Hindi) 
December 01, 2012
Across the globe, the development of tourism is raising questions as to who are its real beneficiaries...
 
Tiger Conservation Guidelines Do Not Promote Sustainable Tourism 
October 16, 2012
The comprehensive guidelines for tiger conservation and tourism issued by...
 
Activists Write To Minister Against New Tiger Tourism Norms 
October 02, 2012
Two members of a National Tiger Conservation Authority (NTCA) panel set up to...
 
Eco-Tourism Guidelines Submitted In Court Misleading MoEF Panel Members 
October 02, 2012
Two members of the panel set up by the Union Ministry of Environment and Forests (MoEF) to...
 
Caught In The Fire 
August 25, 2012
Mobile phones were on vibrate mode and buzzing with...
 
Inhuman and Illegal Demolition and Eviction at Hampi Bazaar
March 30, 2012


Inhuman and Illegal Demolition and Eviction at Hampi Bazaar


A fact finding report

30 March 2012

In July 2011, the district administration authorities of Hampi, one of the most important tourist destinations in India, demolished more than 200 shops located in the historic Hampi Bazaar, and justified the act by claiming the shops were illegal encroachments. Some of the shops had homes attached to them, and this inhuman demolition forced hundreds of people on to the streets, with no access to basic facilities such as housing, sanitation, medical facilities and clean water. EQUATIONS conducted a fact-finding on the demolition and subsequent eviction.

Click here to download 'Inhuman and Illegal Demolition and Eviction at Hampi Bazaar-30 March 2012-EQUATIONS, 149kb.

Class codes: RKA50, RKA40h, RKA40j, RKA40i, RKA70, RKA80, RKA90

Keywords: Hampi, fact-finding, governance, Panchayat, UNESCO, local communities, tourism, ASI