"November 26th 2016"

#1575648

28 November 2016

Bangladeshi protesters hold deer replica during a protest demanding the scrapping of the proposed Rampal power plant in Dhaka, Bangladesh, 26 November 2016. UNESCO and environmental groups are urging Bangladesh to halt plans for a massive coal plant near ecologically sensitive coastal forests. The UN body says the $1.8 billion project threatens the region and its endangered tigers and dolphin species. Bangladesh has dismissed the concerns as unfounded and says it will continue construction.

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#1575649

28 November 2016

Bangladeshi outlookers take photo during a protest demanding the scrapping of the proposed Rampal power plant in Dhaka, Bangladesh, 26 November 2016. UNESCO and environmental groups are urging Bangladesh to halt plans for a massive coal plant near ecologically sensitive coastal forests. The UN body says the $1.8 billion project threatens the region and its endangered tigers and dolphin species. Bangladesh has dismissed the concerns as unfounded and says it will continue construction.

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#1575654

28 November 2016

Bangladeshi protesters hold placards and a tiger replica during a protest demanding the scrapping of the proposed Rampal power plant in Dhaka, Bangladesh, 26 November 2016. UNESCO and environmental groups are urging Bangladesh to halt plans for a massive coal plant near ecologically sensitive coastal forests. The UN body says the $1.8 billion project threatens the region and its endangered tigers and dolphin species. Bangladesh has dismissed the concerns as unfounded and says it will continue construction. Placards in Bangla read "Stop Rampal Project."

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#1575684

28 November 2016

Bangladeshi protesters hold placards and a tiger replica during a protest demanding the scrapping of the proposed Rampal power plant in Dhaka, Bangladesh, 26 November 2016. UNESCO and environmental groups are urging Bangladesh to halt plans for a massive coal plant near ecologically sensitive coastal forests. The UN body says the $1.8 billion project threatens the region and its endangered tigers and dolphin species. Bangladesh has dismissed the concerns as unfounded and says it will continue construction. Placards in Bangla read "Stop Rampal Project."

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#1575686

28 November 2016

Bangladeshi protesters hold placards and a tiger replica during a protest demanding the scrapping of the proposed Rampal power plant in Dhaka, Bangladesh, 26 November 2016. UNESCO and environmental groups are urging Bangladesh to halt plans for a massive coal plant near ecologically sensitive coastal forests. The UN body says the $1.8 billion project threatens the region and its endangered tigers and dolphin species. Bangladesh has dismissed the concerns as unfounded and says it will continue construction. Placards in Bangla read "Stop Rampal Project."

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#1575687

28 November 2016

Bangladeshi protesters hold placards and a tiger replica during a protest demanding the scrapping of the proposed Rampal power plant in Dhaka, Bangladesh, 26 November 2016. UNESCO and environmental groups are urging Bangladesh to halt plans for a massive coal plant near ecologically sensitive coastal forests. The UN body says the $1.8 billion project threatens the region and its endangered tigers and dolphin species. Bangladesh has dismissed the concerns as unfounded and says it will continue construction. Placards in Bangla read "Stop Rampal Project."

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#1575811

28 November 2016

Bangladeshi protesters hold deer replica during a protest demanding the scrapping of the proposed Rampal power plant in Dhaka, Bangladesh, 26 November 2016. UNESCO and environmental groups are urging Bangladesh to halt plans for a massive coal plant near ecologically sensitive coastal forests. The UN body says the $1.8 billion project threatens the region and its endangered tigers and dolphin species. Bangladesh has dismissed the concerns as unfounded and says it will continue construction.

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#1575834

28 November 2016

Bangladeshi protester gives Azan during a protest demanding the scrapping of the proposed Rampal power plant in Dhaka, Bangladesh, 26 November 2016. UNESCO and environmental groups are urging Bangladesh to halt plans for a massive coal plant near ecologically sensitive coastal forests. The UN body says the $1.8 billion project threatens the region and its endangered tigers and dolphin species. Bangladesh has dismissed the concerns as unfounded and says it will continue construction.

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#1575849

28 November 2016

Bangladeshi protester plays with his 5 month old daughter during a protest demanding the scrapping of the proposed Rampal power plant in Dhaka, Bangladesh, 26 November 2016. UNESCO and environmental groups are urging Bangladesh to halt plans for a massive coal plant near ecologically sensitive coastal forests. The UN body says the $1.8 billion project threatens the region and its endangered tigers and dolphin species. Bangladesh has dismissed the concerns as unfounded and says it will continue construction.

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#1575886

28 November 2016

Bangladeshi protesters hold placards and a tiger replica during a protest demanding the scrapping of the proposed Rampal power plant in Dhaka, Bangladesh, 26 November 2016. UNESCO and environmental groups are urging Bangladesh to halt plans for a massive coal plant near ecologically sensitive coastal forests. The UN body says the $1.8 billion project threatens the region and its endangered tigers and dolphin species. Bangladesh has dismissed the concerns as unfounded and says it will continue construction. Placards in Bangla read "Stop Rampal Project."

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#1575906

28 November 2016

Bangladeshi protester roars like tiger with a tiger look alike body paint during a protest demanding the scrapping of the proposed Rampal power plant in Dhaka, Bangladesh, 26 November 2016. UNESCO and environmental groups are urging Bangladesh to halt plans for a massive coal plant near ecologically sensitive coastal forests. The UN body says the $1.8 billion project threatens the region and its endangered tigers and dolphin species. Bangladesh has dismissed the concerns as unfounded and says it will continue construction. Placards in Bangla read "Stop Rampal Project."

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#1575908

28 November 2016

Bangladeshi protesters hold placards and a tiger replica during a protest demanding the scrapping of the proposed Rampal power plant in Dhaka, Bangladesh, 26 November 2016. UNESCO and environmental groups are urging Bangladesh to halt plans for a massive coal plant near ecologically sensitive coastal forests. The UN body says the $1.8 billion project threatens the region and its endangered tigers and dolphin species. Bangladesh has dismissed the concerns as unfounded and says it will continue construction. Placards in Bangla read "Stop Rampal Project."

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#1575909

28 November 2016

Bangladeshi protesters used tiger look alike body paint during a protest demanding the scrapping of the proposed Rampal power plant in Dhaka, Bangladesh, 26 November 2016. UNESCO and environmental groups are urging Bangladesh to halt plans for a massive coal plant near ecologically sensitive coastal forests. The UN body says the $1.8 billion project threatens the region and its endangered tigers and dolphin species. Bangladesh has dismissed the concerns as unfounded and says it will continue construction.

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#1575910

28 November 2016

Bangladeshi protesters wave red flag during a protest demanding the scrapping of the proposed Rampal power plant in Dhaka, Bangladesh, 26 November 2016. UNESCO and environmental groups are urging Bangladesh to halt plans for a massive coal plant near ecologically sensitive coastal forests. The UN body says the $1.8 billion project threatens the region and its endangered tigers and dolphin species. Bangladesh has dismissed the concerns as unfounded and says it will continue construction.

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#1575912

28 November 2016

Bangladeshi protesters wave red flag during a protest demanding the scrapping of the proposed Rampal power plant in Dhaka, Bangladesh, 26 November 2016. UNESCO and environmental groups are urging Bangladesh to halt plans for a massive coal plant near ecologically sensitive coastal forests. The UN body says the $1.8 billion project threatens the region and its endangered tigers and dolphin species. Bangladesh has dismissed the concerns as unfounded and says it will continue construction.

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#1575922

28 November 2016

Bangladeshi protesters hold placards and a tiger replica during a protest demanding the scrapping of the proposed Rampal power plant in Dhaka, Bangladesh, 26 November 2016. UNESCO and environmental groups are urging Bangladesh to halt plans for a massive coal plant near ecologically sensitive coastal forests. The UN body says the $1.8 billion project threatens the region and its endangered tigers and dolphin species. Bangladesh has dismissed the concerns as unfounded and says it will continue construction. Placards in Bangla read "Stop Rampal Project."

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