Cameroun : Socapalm et Hevecam: Deux ennemies jurées des communautés villageoises
- Panorama Papers
- 18 October 2022
Les riverains accusent les mastodontes de l’agriculture extensive de spoliation de terre et leur mauvais traitement des riveraines.
Les riverains accusent les mastodontes de l’agriculture extensive de spoliation de terre et leur mauvais traitement des riveraines.
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In Cameroon, women are the ones who bring food home, and when there is enough, we sell it. The income allows us to meet other needs. Today, we no longer have this possibility because of the agro-industries, like SOCAPALM
Women living in the vicinity of eight agro-industrial plantations in Cameroon - HEVECAM, SUDCAM, SOCAPALM, PHP, BIOPALM, SEMRY, RUBBERCAM and SOSUCAM - gathered to discuss the impacts of agro-industrial plantations on women's land rights.
Organisé par la Convergence des luttes pour la terre et l'eau ouest-africaine