There have been days of rioting after the six deaths on saturday who were protesting against the UK firm, Asia Energy's plans for a massive mine to be built in north-east Bangladesh. Roads and railways have been blockaded with burning logs. Activists claim 100,000 people will be displaced and the issue of rehabilitation is controversial. To see the whole article go the Guardian Wednesday August 30th 2006. Links should be made between actions against the coal fired power station Drax and the source of cheap coal in Asia.