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Leader of Mongolian Green Movement arrested during peaceful protest

Posted 13 August, 2008

On Tuesday 5 August 2008, Ms. Saruul Agvaandorj, Leader of the Mongolian Green Movement, and Mr. Arslan Gombosuren, Leader of the Just Society Front, were arrested while taking part in a peaceful protest. They have been detained for 14 days but what happens after that is unknown. Saruul recently attended the Global Greens Congress in São Paulo, Brazil.

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No equity, if sustainability threatened

Posted 31 December, 2006

By Suresh Nautiyal

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Scars of development

Posted 31 December, 2006

By: Suresh Nautiyal

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Promoting Ecological Democracy in South-North Cooperation

Posted 3 November, 2004

Re-thinking the relationship between Southern and Northern civil societies in enhancing ecological democracy: A case of South Asian Dialogues on Ecological Democracy


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Uttarakhand: The Need for a Comprehensive Eco-strategy

Posted 23 August, 2001
  • Paper compiled by: Suresh Nautiyal
  • For the Seminar on Uttarakhand Issues
  • Organised by: Centre for the Study of Developing Societies
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Agenda for the new state of Uttarakhand

Posted 31 December, 2000

By Suresh Nautiyal

A people with a satisfactory literacy rate of over 70 per cent, a good percentage of them with higher education, do not deserve for themselves the impoverished conditions just because they are placed in a difficult topography and are compelled to bear the hostile geographic characteristics.

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