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Report: Global food security and sovereignty threatened by corporate and government “land grabs” in poor countries
Since the food crisis of 2008, food justice activists have warned that governments in concert with multinational corporations have accelerated a worldwide "land grab" to buy up vast swaths of arable land in poor countries. -
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Critics say Australia's Labor party has failed to come to grips with country's future food security, including the acquisition of domestic farmland by foreign investors -
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Interviews about the current land grab in the Oromia and Gambela regions with some of the presenters at the London workshop. -
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La voix de l’Anywaa Survival Organisation s’est élevée contre la politique de cession des terres adoptée par le gouvernement éthiopien. -
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Anywaa Survival Organisation's critique of the Ethiopian government's video presentation of rice land grab in the Gambela region. -
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"The land rights of the poor defenseless indigenous person is the biggest peace initiative of today and it’s the biggest climate issue of today," says Vandana Shiva -
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Sai R Karuturi, founder and MD of Karuturi Global, says the company has acquired a very large piece of land in Ethiopia and has started agricultural production from it. -
Hope grows in former killing fields as it seeks to become bread basket again
“We plan to have invested $1bn in farms within five years,” says Petrus du Toit of Ridge Solutions, which is acquiring farmland in Angola with backing from foreign investors. -
Unlocking Sub-Saharan Africa’s agricultural potential
World Bank's MIGA provides political risk insurance for Chayton Capital's $50 million farmland investments in southern Africa. -
Donors open the door for land grab in PNG
Foreign donors are promoting land registration in Papua New Guinea to facilitate a farmland grab, under the guise of agricultural development. -
Zenawi “very comfortable” with farmland grabs by foreign investors in Ethiopia
Ethiopian PM Meles Zenawi talks about the leasing of large areas of Ethiopian farmland to foreign investors during a panel on African agriculture at the World Economic Forum -
Ethiopia: Ask WEF on Africa about land grabs in Oromia and other states
Question - via video - to the 2010 World Economic Forum on Africa in Dar es Salaam on land grabbing in Ethiopia -
Organisation paysanne du Bénin dénonce l’accaparement des terres
Reportage sur la conférence de presse organisée par Synergie Paysanne, le 26 avril 2010 à Cotonou, Bénin -
Ethiopia’s abundant farming investments leave many still hungry
In Ethiopia, farms backed by foreign investors are growing with abundance, while native farmers subsist on food aid. -
Brazilian farms sow seeds of openness
“It’s not common in Brazil to find farmers presenting accounts to international investors. What you can see here is the new model for agribusiness in Brazil,” says André Pessôa, co-ordinator of the Rally da Safra. -
Chinese bid for NZ dairy creates concern
"The Chinese want a secure food supply, and they're coming into New Zealand to do that, by the look of it," a local farm union official says -
Cambodian farmers rise up over “land-grabbing”
In a move to attract foreign investment, Cambodia has awarded big concessions to companies, mainly from China, Vietnam and South Korea, to run mines, power plants and farms, leading to a rise in forced evictions by state officials profiting on the sale and lease of farmland for use by foreign and local companies. -
Doit-on protéger nos terres?
Selon l'économiste Marc Urbain Proulx, les groupes chinois sont prêts à contourner la loi en faisant acheter les terres par des personnes qui résident au Québec. -
Mali : La ruée vers les terres
Reportage sur le projet de MALIBYA, une société libyenne, au Mali.