• UN experts say States should step up protections, including for defenders
      • Business & Human Rights
      • 27 June 2017

      After consultation with civil society and in light of growing awareness of abuses, UN experts on economic, social and cultural rights stress in new guidance that protecting against corporate abuse is not just important, but a government's obligation.

    • Bungkalan in Sara benefits 100 dislocated farmers
      • Panay today
      • 26 June 2017

      More than 100 farmers and farm workers became beneficiaries of the first bungkalan - land cultivation- in the Philippines under Duterte regime. Farmers collectively cultivated 7.9 hectares which is part of the 700 hectares Sanson landholding covering about 17 villages of the said town.

    • Chinese agriculture in SE Asia: Investment, aid and trade in Cambodia, Laos and Myanmar
      • HBS SE Asia
      • 22 June 2017

      This report seeks to provide an overview of the current state of China’s overseas investment in agriculture in the Mekong region - including through land acquisitions - with a focus on Cambodia, Laos and Myanmar.

    • Germany giant eyes land for Serbian pig farms
      • Global Meat News
      • 22 June 2017

      German meat company Tönnies has applied to the Serbian authorities to secure more than 100 hectares of available land in five municipalities to set up pig farms.

    • Senegal: Conflicts broke out between police and Diokoul’s populations
      • Ecofin
      • 22 June 2017

      On June 20, a conflict broke out between police and farmers in Diokoul, Senegal, as the farmers tried to prevent Senegindia from putting barbed wire around a 1,000 ha area which it's taking from them.

    • Turkey, Sudan launch $10 billion agriculture partnership
      • Asharq Al-Awsat
      • 21 June 2017

      According to the agreement, Turkey will lease a total of 793,000 hectares in six different regions in Sudan, of which 12,500 hectares will be allocated to the joint company. The rest will be leased to private sector firms.

    • Why is China snatching up Australian farmland?
      • NPR
      • 21 June 2017

      China has replaced the United States as the second-largest foreign owner of agricultural land in Australia. (The U.K. is No. 1.)

    • Company clears rice crop on disputed land
      • Khmer Times
      • 21 June 2017

      An Indian company locked in a land dispute with villagers in Svay Rieng province yesterday used machinery to clear land being used by the villagers for farming.

    • As 21-day ultimatum for SOCFIN Manager elapse…
      • Concord Times
      • 19 June 2017

      Majority of workers have stopped working on the oil palm plantation until the SOCFIN General Manager addresses concerns raised in the Malen Youth Development Union’s letter dated 20 May 2017.

    • The future of farmland (part 1): the new land grab
      • SELC
      • 15 June 2017

      The flood of investment over the last several years means that agricultural land itself is being treated more and more like a profitable financial asset, instead of a productive natural resource.

    • The future of farmland (Parts 1 & 2)
      • The SELC
      • 15 June 2017

      As the farmland REIT sector grows, Sustainable Economies Law Center is busy researching and piloting alternative models of farmland ownership that prioritize racial equity, ecological sustainability, and long-term stewardship.

    • Indonesian province revokes palm oil licenses
      • UCA
      • 15 June 2017

      Merauke govt's move to pull 11 permits wins church and popular backing, but damage to nature 'has already been done

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