Railway Residents in Azerbaijan
Authorities say homes built right next to rail tracks have to come down.
26 Apr 12
Authorities say homes built right next to rail tracks have to come down.
Officials say hydroelectric schemes vital to economic development, but critics argue environmental and human costs are too high.
Authorities argue that new leisure areas outside the city are the way forward.
People moved out of landslide-prone areas often come back after taking dislike to new homes on offer.
Government responds to campaign to save area of natural beauty.
Pollution and diversion of water resources blamed for driving farmers from their lands.
Opposition and green activists say main problem is organised illegal logging, not villagers cutting firewood.
Thousands of people have lost homes in landslides and floods but few have been resettled.