24 hours in pictures : November 30 2007

New Delhi, India: Tribal people and forest dwellers form a human chain in protest against what they claim are efforts by elements of the government and private sector to wrest control of their land Photograph: Saurabh Das/AP

Space: A map of the world released by Nasa shows the relative greenness of the Earth's surface Photograph: MODIS/NASA/AP

Glasgow, UK: A close up view of Stuart Haygarth's spectacle chandelier at the Lighthouse, Scotland's national architectural design centre. The 7ft chandelier is made of over 1000 pairs of glasses, and is one of a range of products the designer has made out of recycled products Photograph: Jeff J Mitchell/Getty

Sydney, Australia: Competitors take part in the International Surf Challenge at Bondi Beach Photograph: Ezra Shaw/Getty

New York, USA: French artist Otro operates a computer that changes the stage backgrounds at the Blip festival at Eyebeam. The festival is a four-day international event focusing on musicians and artists who use low-bit videogame and computer hardware as their creative tools Photograph: Craig Ruttle/AP

Beijing, China: A woman and her child stand on a Hutong, a traditional lane conservationists claim are disappearing fast Photograph: China Photos/Getty

Shanghai, China: Model Mo Wan Dan poses for a page of the 2008 issue of the Pirelli calendar Photograph: Patrick Demarchelier/EPA

New York, USA: A crowd listen to the Democratic presidential candidate Barack Obama at a campaign fundraising event Photograph: JUSTIN LANE/EPA

Rutshuru, DRC: Congolese villagers flee in fear of renewed fighting between government troops and rebels loyal to the dissident general Laurent Nkunda Photograph: Lionel Healing/AFP

New York, USA: DMC (l), a founding member of the hip-hop group Run-DMC, performs with Snoop Dogg at the Jam awards - held in memory of Run-DMC member Jam Master Jay, who was killed in a recording studio shooting in 2002 Photograph: Andy Kropa/AP

Caracas, Venezuela: Brothers and sisters of the drug dealer 'El Patan' watch television in Las Mayas neighbourhood. Oil-rich Venezuela remains a land plagued by crime and a stark gap between the rich and poor Photograph: Rodrigo Abd/AP

Bogi, Bangladesh: Victims of cyclone Sidr clutch aid coupons as they wait for relief supplies to be unloaded Photograph: MEHDI FEDOUACH/AFP

Sun City, South Africa: Luke Donald of England and his caddy approach a pair monkeys at the 3rd hole during the first round of the Nedbank golf tournament on the Gary Player course Photograph: Ross Kinnaird/Getty

Baghdad, Iraq: Local residents fill a pan with drinking water from a burst water pipe on the outskirts of Sadr city Photograph: WISSAM AL-OKAILI/AFP

Seoul, South Korea: A vendor looks at posters of presidential candidates on the wall Photograph: Jung Yeon-Je/AFP

New York, USA: This Norman Rockwell painting entitled Extra Good Boys and Girls was sold to an anonymous buyer for $2.17m during an auction at Christie's Photograph: HO/AP