In northeast India, a border fence could cut through villages, houses and lives

Longwa, India, is a hilltop village divided by the India-Myanmar border, causing concern for residents as the Indian government seeks to prevent border crossings and potentially build a fence. The Konyak tribe, whose land straddles the border, sees themselves as belonging to both countries and have historically moved freely between them for shopping, education, and healthcare. The community, supported by the Nagaland state government, opposes the changes, citing potential violations of Indigenous rights and the disruption of their integrated way of life.

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