В Узбекистане создатель рукотворного леса, попавший в психбольницу, дождался помощи от властей
Ситуация с Александром Фединым — жителем Сурхандарьинской области Узбекистана, который создал рукотворный лес площадью 101 гектар и был награждён государственными наградами, а затем оказался без жилья и в психиатрической больнице — сдвинулась с места после волны публикаций в социальных сетях, сообщает Фергана. По информации из источников, которые приводит на своей странице в Facebook жительница Ташкента, общественная активистка и создатель Human House Gallery Лола Сайфи, вопр
Alexander Fedin, an Uzbek environmentalist who spent decades transforming 101 hectares of barren land into a thriving forest, has received government intervention following public outcry. Despite being honored with national awards for his conservation efforts, Fedin recently faced homelessness and was institutionalized in a psychiatric facility after losing access to his land. Reports indicate that his forest was seized and commercialized by private interests after being transferred to military control. Following social media advocacy, the Presidential Administration and the National Committee for Ecology have stepped in to address his welfare. Fedin has since been discharged from medical care, and authorities are currently working to provide him with housing and potential employment. Furthermore, officials are planning to designate the area as a public dendrological park named in his honor to protect his legacy.
The case highlights critical systemic failures in protecting grassroots environmental initiatives and the individuals who dedicate their lives to state-recognized conservation efforts.
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