Germany's 'Chipko' movement, built houses on trees to protect the forests of Humbakh

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While at the Climate Change Conference in Bonn, Germany, many people from across the world kept shouting against the use of coal

Bonn: At the Climate Change Conference in Bonn, Germany. where many people from all over the world kept shouting against the use of coal, on the other hand, a few kilometers away from there, a handful of people from the oldest forests of the earth Seeing fighting to save one.

The forest of Humbag, 50 km away from Bonn, is on the verge of ending today. To save these forests, people say that the danger of police suppression is hovering at all times, many companions are in jail. These people did not show their faces while talking to media and kept their identity hidden.

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These protesters cut off the roads entering the forest to prevent the police and mining company from penetrating inside. While entering the Humbag forest, they introduced a banner in the beginning, in which it was written in English - 'Respect Existence and Expect Resistance', respect people's life or face opposition. This banner was attached to which a statue of Jesus was planted.

The agitators fighting in us say that due to the climate change conference, the German government and the power company have stopped the cutting of trees, but as soon as the environmentalists and people from other countries leave, this jungle will be cut off. Such a fight to save the forests is going on throughout the world