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Article

1 Apr 2004

Author:
Kelly D. Alley and Daniel Meadows, in Human Rights Dialogue

[PDF] Workers' rights and pollution control in Delhi [starts on pg. 15]

[PDF] [starts on pg. 15] India's judicial effort to protect the "right to life" by shutting down and relocating polluting industries in Delhi have marginalized, displaced, or dispossessed thousands of the city's working poor. [refers to Birla Textiles (part of Aditya Birla)]