This image shows an old woman who is taking part in a protest against the encroachment of the Ennore creek by industrial effluents and land acquisition processes. The sign and the campaign argues that the government is allowing manipulation of the Ennore creek by ignoring a map which shows the true boundaries of the waterbody and its status as a wetland.
Cite as
Anonymous, "Water Protests", contributed by Oviya Govindan, Center for Ethnography, Platform for Experimental Collaborative Ethnography, last modified 23 February 2020, accessed 16 April 2024. http://centerforethnography.org/content/water-protests
Critical Commentary
This image shows an old woman who is taking part in a protest against the encroachment of the Ennore creek by industrial effluents and land acquisition processes. The sign and the campaign argues that the government is allowing manipulation of the Ennore creek by ignoring a map which shows the true boundaries of the waterbody and its status as a wetland.