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Our rivers and water are not for sale!
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Rakhi Sehgal
Apr 24 2007
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South Asia
Water Justice
A long battle against water privatisation in Delhi prompted the city government to withdraw its loan request to the World Bank.
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Reclaiming Public Water book
Nuestros ríos y aguas no están en venta
Reclaiming Public Water (Hindi edition)
Invitation Lekhe Rahenge Apna Paani : Reclaiming Public Water
Strategy Meeting on Water Privatisation in the South
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