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Explanation of the issues with the article

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I added a "multiple issues box" for the following reasons:

  • POV: The article now makes a number of extraordinary claims (such as the claim that a group of men assaulted activists while police looked on), without any citation. Also, the additions to the article consistently takes the point of view of the environmentalists.
  • Citations: many of the citations are unverifiable, because they do not identify any particular work. Without those, the article is largely uncited.

Vahurzpu (talk) 16:17, 12 May 2018 (UTC)[reply]