Cómo mejorar la conservación de los bosques reconociendo los derechos indígenas y locales Este artículo explora la forma cómo las iniciativas mundiales para la conservación de bosques colisionan con…
How to improve forest conservation by recognizing the rights of Indigenous Peoples and Local Communities This article explores how global initiatives for forest conservation collide with the human…
Legal study into mining in DRC launched at Kinshasa workshop On 22 June 2023, FPP and partner APEM hosted a workshop in Kinshasa to discuss and share the main findings of a new report on mining…
Democratic Republic of the Congo: A rights-based analysis of mining legislation Key messages The report provides an analysis of existing mining legislation in DRC from a rule of law and human…
Submission to the UK Environmental Audit Committee Inquiry on Sustainable Timber and Deforestation FPP’s submission to the EAC In September 2022, Forest Peoples Programme submitted a response to a…
Submission to the UK Labour Party’s National Policy Forum Forest Peoples Programme made a submission to the ‘Britain in the world’ Policy Commission, part of the UK Labour Party’s National Policy…
Forest Peoples Programme responds to legal letter from palm oil company Ocho Sur On 4 April 2023, a coalition of 24 Peruvian and international Indigenous, human rights and environmental…
Indigenous fellows lead workshop on biodiversity monitoring protocol at Oxford University 7th June 2023 ICCS Group, Department of Biology, University of Oxford “We want to demonstrate to the…
Annual Report 2022 Download our 2022 Annual Report Download our Financial Statements 2022 2022 saw the global pandemic receding, the appointment of Sônia Guajajara as Brazil’s first ever Minister of…
Total Energies remains silent on human and territorial rights violations against Kichwa organisations in San Martin over Cordillera Azul carbon credits The French oil giant has still not provided a…
