News - Plantations

35,000 Ugandans left homeless as private firms share Kiryandongo land
2nd Mar 2020
The government says the contentious territory was empty space and unoccupied public land but residents claim they hold it under customary ownership. (Source: Daily Monitor)

Breaking the silence: Industrial oil palm and rubber plantations bring harassment, sexual violence and abuse against women
14th Mar 2019
Life around industrial oil palm and rubber plantations is marked by violence. (Source Grain.org)

Myanmar land ownership law could displace millions of farmers
3rd Mar 2019
Under a land reformation act, millions of farmers across Myanmar could be forced from land they have tilled for generations. Many are unaware of the danger they face. Peter Yeung and Carlotta Dotto report from Yangon. (Source DW.com)

Mozambique won’t be Mato Grosso
18th Jun 2018
A popular movement centred on a small farming village in northern Mozambique has, for the moment, halted an attempt to move to cash-crop monocultures mainly for export. (By Stefano Liberti for Le Monde Diplomatique)

Six farmers shot dead over land rights battle in Peru
6th Sep 2017
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)
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