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Deforestation Drivers and Human Rights in Malaysia

Deforestation and forest degradation in Malaysia is a complex phenomenon with varying causes. So far, however, the focus has been largely on direct causes like industrial logging, large-scale…

Revealing the Hidden: Indigenous Perspectives on Deforestation in the Peruvian Amazon

 The report, Revealing the Hidden: Indigenous perspectives on deforestation in the Peruvian Amazon was compiled by Peru’s national indigenous peoples’ organisation (AIDESEP) and international…

PRESS RELEASE: “Selling off our forests is a business for the Peruvian government”

New report finds that Peruvian government is failing to address the real causes of deforestation in the Peruvian Amazon while undermining indigenous peoples’ efforts to protect their forests.

Assault on the Commons: Deforestation and the Denial of Rights in Indonesia

Indonesia is losing its forests faster than ever. Government efforts to halt the hand out of industrial permits for logging and plantations are failing. Despite its promises to cut back on greenhouse…

Venezuelan Indigenous Peoples Lament Slow Progress in Recognition of their Rights

Venezuelan Indigenous Peoples Lament Slow Progress in Recognition of their Rights In a joint statement issued on 28th November,  all the main national, regional and local indigenous peoples’…

Summary of Indigenous People's Demands for UNFCCC CoP20, Lima, Peru

RECOGNITION OF A HUMAN RIGHTS-BASED APPROACH WHICH RESPECTS INDIGENOUS PEOPLES' RIGHTS IN CLIMATE-CHANGE AGREEMENTS AND RELATED ACTIONS

World Bank's Consultations a Big Failure

Two years ago, the World Bank decided to undergo a review of its environmental and social policies. At the time when this process was launched, the Bank stated that the multi-stage review was being…

Colombian Women March in Defence of Life and Ancestral Territories

In a move of desperation to raise national and international attention regarding the effects of widespread illegal mining on their ancestral territories, women from the Black Community Council of La…

NGOs speak up on the different HCS initiatives

Eco-business published an exclusive article jointly written by FPP, Greenpeace, RAN and WWF, on the NGOs’ thinking on protecting high carbon stock (HCS) forests. They indicated that despite…

‘World Heritage Sites and Indigenous Peoples’ Rights': Book launch at the World Parks Congress

A new book published by Forest Peoples Programme, Gundjeihmi Aboriginal Corporation and the International Work Group for Indigenous Affairs (IWGIA)