Farmers Protests

Why is a protest on agricultural rights of importance to the people of British Columbia?

 

Farmers Protest

Curious about what is happening in India today? Why is a protest on agricultural rights of importance to the people of British Columbia?

These lesson plans explore the proposed laws and their opposition to them. As many people in British Columbia have roots in the farming state of Punjab, these issues have a direct impact on families and their way of life.

Focus Questions.

  • How do population demographics effect what happens in particular regions/areas?

  • How can the farmer’s protests be seen as a turning point in Indian democracy?

  • What are the Human Rights abuses that are occurring in India?

Farmers Protest
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