Publications: Pusaka

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International and Indonesian civil society organisations' complaint on transparency and corporate social responsibility of Wilmar International, April 2013

Marcus Colchester (FPP), Franky YL Samperante (Pusaka), Jefri Gideon Saragih (Sawit Watch)

22 April, 2013

International and Indonesian civil society organisations' complaint on transparency and corporate social responsibility of Wilmar International regarding treatment of civil society queries in communications with Wilmar subsidiary PT Anugrah Rejeki Nusantara (Merauke, Papua, Indonesia).

Complaint - English (0.3 MB)

Complaint - Bahasa Indonesia (0.3 MB)

FPP and Partners' Submission to the UN Working Group on Human Rights and Transnational Corporations and Other Business Enterprises, March 2013

FPP, CED, YMP, JASOIL, HuMa, PUSAKA, Sawit Watch and Scale Up

6 March, 2013

RE: Civil society inputs to the public consultation on the thematic report on indigenous peoples and business and human rights.

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Submission - English (0.4 MB)

Video: Our Land Has Gone

PUSAKA, SKP-KAME and Gekko Studio

28 February, 2013

The Malind Anim tribe in Zanegi village, Merauke, Papua, Indonesia are hunter gatherers who rely on the forest for their livelihoods. They are born, raised and get food from the forest. But in the village of Zanegi, times have changed. The MedCo corporation is clearing thousands of hectares of forest, with plans to convert 169,000 hectares of land to industrial tree plantations as part of the million hectaure Merauke Integrated Food and Energy Estate, known as MIFEE.

Keputusan Bebas, Didahulukan dan Diinformasikan dan RSPO: Apakah perusahaan menepati janji-janji mereka? Temuan-temuan dan rekomendasi-rekomendasi dari Asia Tenggara dan Afrika

Forest Peoples Programme

SawitWatch

29 October, 2012

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Briefing - English (1.9 MB)

Bahasa Indonesia (1.9 MB)

New briefing: Free, Prior and Informed Consent and the RSPO; Are the companies keeping their promises? Findings and recommendations from Southeast Asia and Africa

Forest Peoples Programme

SawitWatch

29 October, 2012

Free, Prior and Informed Consent and the RSPO; Are the companies keeping their promises?

This briefing, launched on the occasion of the 10th Roundtable on Sustainable Palm Oil (RT10), draws together the key findings of fourteen studies on FPIC in RSPO member/certified plantations based on the RSPO Principles & Criteria (P&C) and related Indicators and Guidance, and makes recommendations for reforms in the way palm oil companies honour the principle of FPIC and respect customary rights to land.

Briefing - English (1.9 MB)

Bahasa Indonesia (1.9 MB)