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18 Jul 2024

Send a letter calling on the financial backers of Agilis Partners to stop the land grabs and human rights violations against the Kiryandongo community in Uganda

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Nigeria: Edo host communities of palm oil companies allege injustice Vanguard | 15 Jul 2024

The host communities of oil palm companies in Edo State are alleging injustice, violations of rights and devastation of their environment by the companies.

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Egyptian Countryside Development explores Italian investment for 1.5 million feddan project MENAFN | 14 Jul 2024

The Egyptian Countryside Development Company and the Italian Ambassador to Egypt discussed cooperation and strategies to attract Italian investments to the lands and sectors of the 630,000 ha agricultural project.

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SNPC to develop carbon credit market, plants 1,000 hectares of trees ECP | 12 Jul 2024

The Eco Zamba program – an SNPC-led reforestation initiative – will plant trees on up to 40,000 ha to combat greenhouse gas emissions while the remaining 10,000 ha will be used to develop the country’s agricultural sector.

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Nigeria: Tiv farmers protest, accuse Nasarawa of land grabbing Punch | 11 Jul 2024

Nine communities housing Tiv farmers in the Obi and Awe Local Government Areas of Nasarawa State have rejected a proposed large-scale farm project on 10,000 hectares of land in the area by the state government.

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Koh Kong’s Chorng Indigenous People struggle with arrests and lawsuits in REDD+ zone CamboJa News | 03 Jul 2024

Chorng indigenous community, who live around Cardamom Mountain National Park in Koh Kong province, Cambodia, experienced difficulties obtaining forest products or practicing rotational farming near their village as they have been informed that those areas are in the REDD+ zone, although there was no clear boundary.

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Save the date : Projection "Landgrabbed" à Bruxelles FIAN Belgium | 17 juil 2024

Ce documentaire de 69 minutes (sous-titres EN/FR) de Magdalena Krukowska relate les abus commis par la société belge SIAT en Afrique de l’Ouest (Ghana et Côte d’Ivoire)

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Le Congo dément avoir vendu des terres agricoles au Rwanda Afriquinfos | 16 juil 2024

«Il y a simplement eu des accords de partenariats économiques dans lesquels des entreprises rwandaises sont venues explorer des possibilités d’investissement dans le domaine agricole», a précisé Jean-Patrick Nduhungirehe, ministre rwandais des Affaires étrangères et de la Coopération internationale.

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Litige foncier : haute tension entre les villageois d’Apouh et la Socapalm La Voix du Koat | 16 juil 2024

Les riverains du village Apouh, au Cameroun, n’entendent pas reculer sur le replanting annoncé de la Socapalm, tant qu’ils ne seront pas rentrés dans leurs droits.

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Investigación expone rol del gigante agrícola Socfin en deforestación y desplazamiento de comunidades nativas de Nigeria y Ghana GlobaVoices | 01 dic 2023

Grupo Socfin han causado la deforestación y el desplazamiento forzado de poblaciones indígenas en Nigeria y Ghana con el avance de los monocultivos de palma aceitera y caucho.

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Projection "Landgrabbed"

FIAN Belgium | Bruxelles | 11 Sep 2024

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