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Part 1 of 7 Teardrops Of Karnaphuli (Karnaphuli Kanna) Part 1 of 7 The documentary is Directed by Tanvir Mokammel and produced by Kino-Eye Films and Shafiur Rahman: "Chittagong Hill Tracts, situated in the south-east of Bangladesh and bordering Myanmar and India, has become a by-word for ethnic and environmental conflict and struggles for identity and citizenship." "Through the words of the inhabitants of the hill tracts, both "hill people" and recently arrived Bengalis, Teardrops of Karnaphuli tells the devastating story of dam construction in the area, the displacement of people and the resulting impoverishment and suffering of local inhabitants. The hill people lament this period and have termed it the "Great Exodus." About 100,000 people were evicted from their land during 1959-1962 when Kaptai Lake was created." "The film also describes how the Bangladeshi government started settling people from the late 70s from outside the region, and how this laid the basis for protracted instability and human rights violations." Tags: Chakma Tanvir Mokammel injustice refugees chittagong hill tracts kaptai lake rangamatti karnaphuli bangladesh

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Life in the Hills Excerpts from films about the Chittagong Hill Tracts in Bangladesh, and indigenous area. Shows life on and around the Kaptai Lake. Tags: Indigenous people Jummas Chittagong Hill Tracts Bangladesh Lake Hills Culture Rights INA HUME

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Boat Trip We, the Twisted Rainbow Club made a boat journey through Kaptai Hraud to Rangamati...... Tags: Travel

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Part 7 of 7 "Teardrops Of Karnaphuli (Karnaphuli Kanna)" Part 7 of 7 The documentary is Directed by Tanvir Mokammel and produced by Kino-Eye Films and Shafiur Rahman: "Chittagong Hill Tracts, situated in the south-east of Bangladesh and bordering Myanmar and India, has become a by-word for ethnic and environmental conflict and struggles for identity and citizenship." "Through the words of the inhabitants of the hill tracts, both "hill people" and recently arrived Bengalis, Teardrops of Karnaphuli tells the devastating story of dam construction in the area, the displacement of people and the resulting impoverishment and suffering of local inhabitants. The hill people lament this period and have termed it the "Great Exodus." About 100,000 people were evicted from their land during 1959-1962 when Kaptai Lake was created." "The film also describes how the Bangladeshi government started settling people from the late 70s from outside the region, and how this laid the basis for protracted instability and human rights violations." Tags: Chakma Tanvir Mokammel injustice refugees chittagong hill tracts kaptai lake rangamatti karnaphuli bangladesh

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Part 2 of 7 Teardrops Of Karnaphuli (Karnaphuli Kanna) Part 2 of 7 The documentary is Directed by Tanvir Mokammel and produced by Kino-Eye Films and Shafiur Rahman: "Chittagong Hill Tracts, situated in the south-east of Bangladesh and bordering Myanmar and India, has become a by-word for ethnic and environmental conflict and struggles for identity and citizenship." "Through the words of the inhabitants of the hill tracts, both "hill people" and recently arrived Bengalis, Teardrops of Karnaphuli tells the devastating story of dam construction in the area, the displacement of people and the resulting impoverishment and suffering of local inhabitants. The hill people lament this period and have termed it the "Great Exodus." About 100,000 people were evicted from their land during 1959-1962 when Kaptai Lake was created." "The film also describes how the Bangladeshi government started settling people from the late 70s from outside the region, and how this laid the basis for protracted instability and human rights violations." Tags: Chakma Tanvir Mokammel injustice refugees chittagong hill tracts kaptai lake rangamatti karnaphuli bangladesh

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Part 5 of 7 "Teardrops Of Karnaphuli (Karnaphuli Kanna)" Part 5 of 7 The documentary is Directed by Tanvir Mokammel and produced by Kino-Eye Films and Shafiur Rahman: "Chittagong Hill Tracts, situated in the south-east of Bangladesh and bordering Myanmar and India, has become a by-word for ethnic and environmental conflict and struggles for identity and citizenship." "Through the words of the inhabitants of the hill tracts, both "hill people" and recently arrived Bengalis, Teardrops of Karnaphuli tells the devastating story of dam construction in the area, the displacement of people and the resulting impoverishment and suffering of local inhabitants. The hill people lament this period and have termed it the "Great Exodus." About 100,000 people were evicted from their land during 1959-1962 when Kaptai Lake was created." "The film also describes how the Bangladeshi government started settling people from the late 70s from outside the region, and how this laid the basis for protracted instability and human rights violations." Tags: Chakma Tanvir Mokammel injustice refugees chittagong hill tracts kaptai lake rangamatti karnaphu

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Part 3 of 7 Teardrops Of Karnaphuli (Karnaphuli Kanna) Part 3 of 7 The documentary is Directed by Tanvir Mokammel and produced by Kino-Eye Films and Shafiur Rahman: "Chittagong Hill Tracts, situated in the south-east of Bangladesh and bordering Myanmar and India, has become a by-word for ethnic and environmental conflict and struggles for identity and citizenship." "Through the words of the inhabitants of the hill tracts, both "hill people" and recently arrived Bengalis, Teardrops of Karnaphuli tells the devastating story of dam construction in the area, the displacement of people and the resulting impoverishment and suffering of local inhabitants. The hill people lament this period and have termed it the "Great Exodus." About 100,000 people were evicted from their land during 1959-1962 when Kaptai Lake was created." "The film also describes how the Bangladeshi government started settling people from the late 70s from outside the region, and how this laid the basis for protracted instability and human rights violations." Tags: Chakma Tanvir Mokammel injustice refugees chittagong hill tracts kaptai lake rangamatti karnaphuli bangladesh

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Part 4 of 7 "Teardrops Of Karnaphuli (Karnaphuli Kanna) " Part 4 of 7 The documentary is Directed by Tanvir Mokammel and produced by Kino-Eye Films and Shafiur Rahman: "Chittagong Hill Tracts, situated in the south-east of Bangladesh and bordering Myanmar and India, has become a by-word for ethnic and environmental conflict and struggles for identity and citizenship." "Through the words of the inhabitants of the hill tracts, both "hill people" and recently arrived Bengalis, Teardrops of Karnaphuli tells the devastating story of dam construction in the area, the displacement of people and the resulting impoverishment and suffering of local inhabitants. The hill people lament this period and have termed it the "Great Exodus." About 100,000 people were evicted from their land during 1959-1962 when Kaptai Lake was created." "The film also describes how the Bangladeshi government started settling people from the late 70s from outside the region, and how this laid the basis for protracted instability and human rights violations." Tags: Chakma Tanvir Mokammel injustice refugees chittagong hill tracts kaptai lake rangamatti karnaphuli bangladesh

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Part 6 of 7 "Teardrops Of Karnaphuli (Karnaphuli Kanna)" Part 6 of 7 The documentary is Directed by Tanvir Mokammel and produced by Kino-Eye Films and Shafiur Rahman: "Chittagong Hill Tracts, situated in the south-east of Bangladesh and bordering Myanmar and India, has become a by-word for ethnic and environmental conflict and struggles for identity and citizenship." "Through the words of the inhabitants of the hill tracts, both "hill people" and recently arrived Bengalis, Teardrops of Karnaphuli tells the devastating story of dam construction in the area, the displacement of people and the resulting impoverishment and suffering of local inhabitants. The hill people lament this period and have termed it the "Great Exodus." About 100,000 people were evicted from their land during 1959-1962 when Kaptai Lake was created." "The film also describes how the Bangladeshi government started settling people from the late 70s from outside the region, and how this laid the basis for protracted instability and human rights violations." Tags: Chakma Tanvir Mokammel injustice refugees chittagong hill tracts kaptai lake rangamatti karnaphuli bangladesh

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