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BREAKING: Entrance to Kenyan High Commission in London blocked by indigenous activists and XR Scotland to highlight plight of Kenya's Sengwer people

BREAKING: Entrance to Kenyan High Commission in London blocked by indigenous activists and XR Scotland to highlight plight of Kenya's Sengwer people

The indigenous Sengwer have suffered severe human rights violations at the hands of the Kenyan Government. In consultation with indigenous organisations, XR Scotland took action to demand that the…

What do you know about conservation and human rights?

What do you know about conservation and human rights?

the practice of conservation and the respect for human rights can be tricky to navigate. When is it acceptable to restrict a community’s right to hunt or use natural resources it has traditionally…

Protecting forests, natural ecosystems and human rights: a case for EU action

Protecting forests, natural ecosystems and human rights: a case for EU action

In this new briefing, NGOs highlight that implementing a comprehensive set of measures and initiatives, including new legislation, is essential to reduce the EU’s footprint on the world’s natural…

9th Southeast Asia Conference on Business & Human Rights

9th Southeast Asia Conference on Business & Human Rights

This year’s event will focus on land conflicts resulting from renewable energy projects, as well as the potential positive impact that these projects can have when led, and initiated, by indigenous…

Forest peoples under threat from new Indonesian land law

Forest peoples under threat from new Indonesian land law

Indigenous Peoples’ organisations and supportive NGOs in Papua have strongly condemned a draft Indonesian Land Law Bill, initially designed to regularise land ownership and encourage sustainable…

New study reveals Asia Pulp and Paper involved in hundreds of conflicts with local communities in Indonesia

New study reveals Asia Pulp and Paper involved in hundreds of conflicts with local communities in Indonesia

A new report by a coalition of Indonesian organisations and the Environmental Paper Network has found that APP, one of the world’s largest pulp and paper companies, is involved in hundreds of…

Recognising Indigenous Peoples’ and local communities’ land rights is a climate change solution

Recognising Indigenous Peoples’ and local communities’ land rights is a climate change solution

We already know the solution to climate change: reduce emissions and protect forests. And luckily, there is a group of experts who are uniquely suited to manage, protect, and restore the world’s…

NGOS urge consumer goods companies to fulfil commitment to end deforestation and human rights abuses in supply chains

NGOS urge consumer goods companies to fulfil commitment to end deforestation and human rights abuses in supply chains

Ten years ago, the Consumer Goods Forum (CGF) made a commitment to end deforestation in member companies’ supply chains by 2020. As this date approaches, it is apparent that CGF companies will fail…

Securing customary rights is key to sustainable community forestry

Securing customary rights is key to sustainable community forestry

The development of community forests is gaining momentum in Central Africa. They can help secure customary tenure, sustainably manage resources and improve livelihoods for Indigenous Peoples and…

Amazonian community takes land rights struggle against oil palm expansion to Peru’s highest court

Amazonian community takes land rights struggle against oil palm expansion to Peru’s highest court

On Wednesday 25 September, Peru’s Constitutional Tribunal will hold a hearing with implications for the future of the Amazon rainforest, Indigenous Peoples’ rights, and the fight against climate…