MP da Grilagem: Temer’s land grabbing bill
      The new Brazil legislation, dubbed MP da grilagem (land-grabbing bill) will loosen regulations on land legalisation, essentially legalises grilagem, which refers to the historically specific enclosures or land grabs that have been occurring in Brazil since colonial times.
      • Los Despojados
      • 12 August 2017
      “I became victimised because my land was grabbed, and now I’ve been put in prison.”
      There were dramatic scenes outside Phnom Penh court this week as one of Cambodia’s most iconic activists, Tep Vanny lost an appeal to overturn her two and a half year jail sentence.
      • Global Witness
      • 11 August 2017
      Meet the S. Korean companies destroying Indonesia’s virgin rainforest
      Subsidiaries of prominent South Korea’s conglomerates including POSCO and Samsung, plus South Korean-owned Indonesian conglomerate Korindo Group, have been cutting down primary forest to make way for oil palm plantations.
      • Korea Expose
      • 11 August 2017
      Japanese traders eye Davao agri investments
      Davao City Investment Promotions Center (DCIPC) chief Lemuel Ortonio met with a group of Japanese investors to discuss available areas for investment in Davao thriving agriculture sector.
      • Manila Bulletin
      • 10 August 2017
      West Australia: Crop downsizing for Chinese group
      The Beidahuang Group is rumoured to have leased out the majority of its 85,000 ha of WA farmland purchased or leased in a $200 million spending spree five years ago
      • West Australian
      • 10 August 2017
      Harassed by palm oil company, Thai village defends land
      Villagers of Klong Sai Pattana, Thailand say palm oil company responsible for targeted killings and harassment of their community.
      • Al Jazeera
      • 09 August 2017
      The march against land grabs
      Civil Society Organisations in Edo State, Nigeria under the umbrella of Coalition for Protection of the Environment, recently staged a protest against land grabbing and deforestation.
      • This Day Live
      • 09 August 2017
      Svay Rieng villagers ask PM to solve long-running land dispute
      Villagers from three communities in Svay Rieng province, Cambodia traveled to Phnom Penh to seek government intervention in a long-running land dispute involving NK Venture, a Vietnamese firm, that got special permission to build a sugar plantation covering 670 hectares.
      • CCFC
      • 09 August 2017
      Goodbye, small farmer? investors could soon own most of american farmland
      Today, 30 percent of American farmland is owned by non-operators who lease it out to farmers. Here’s why that’s a problem.
      • Yes Magazine
      • 08 August 2017
      Foodpolis sets up foreign investment zone
      South Korea government has designated part of the Korea National Food Cluster, or Foodpolis, as a foreign investment zone (FIZ), making it easier for the cluster to attract global food firms seeking to set up a base in Northeast Asia.
      • Korea Times
      • 08 August 2017
      Zambia, China agric co-operation in fast development mode
      Two Chinese media firms – China Agriculture Film and Television Center and Global Max Media Group – co-hosted the China Africa Agriculture Co-operation and Development Summit in Lusaka.
      • Zambia Daily Mail
      • 08 August 2017
      TRG to buy GMO renewable resources
      The Rohatyn Group has agreed to acquire GMO Renewable Resources from Grantham, Mayo, Van Otterloo & Co. No financial terms were disclosed. GMORR is a provider of investment opportunities in forestry and agriculture investing.
      • PE Hub Network
      • 08 August 2017
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