(2) September 2017
Six farmers shot dead over land rights battle in Peru
The victims were targeted by a criminal gang who wanted to use their lands to grow lucrative palm oil, according to local indigenous leaders (Collyns / The Guardian)
‘We’d rather die than lose’: villagers in Indonesia fight for a land rights revolution
A small community on the island of Sumatra is at the heart of a battle for traditional territories that could finally resolve the muddled and exploitative system of laws governing land ownership in Indonesia. (Bevins / the Guardian)
Categories
Latest news
- How the loss of Native American languages affects our understanding of the Natural World
- Indonesia’s Indigenous Languages Hold the Secrets of Surviving Disaster
- Myanmar land ownership law could displace millions of farmers
- LifeMosaic Launches Indigenous Education Toolkit
- Breaking the silence: Industrial oil palm and rubber plantations bring harassment, sexual violence and abuse against women