My house is going to be demolished because of the river regulation. The water conservancy bureau wants to demolish the house without telling us any compensation methods. Who should we ask for help?

Generally, water conservancy and hydropower projects involving resettlement or land acquisition are charged in detail in accordance with relevant state regulations, which are divided into demolition compensation and subsidies. The project implementer will definitely pay this part of the cost in advance, for fear of delaying the construction period. But unfortunately, this part of the money will generally be allocated to the local government department in charge of immigration, and it is not known whether this money will eventually fall on your head. If the main body of demolition is the Water Conservancy Bureau now, this will be difficult to handle, because its main body is the government agency, so you can either go to the court to complain that the demolition is illegal or sue its infringement.