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Peru’s national indigenous organisation insists that IDB land titling programme in the Amazon must be suspended to avoid violation of international law

AIDESEP, Peru’s national indigenous Amazonian peoples’ organisation, is urging the executive directors of the Inter-American Development Bank and its management to suspend the PTRT3 land titling…

EU tour: spreading the word

The EU tour organised by Forest Peoples Programme with others generated a high level of media about the palm oil situation in various countries.

“Our concerns lie in unjust land concessions and human rights abuses surrounding the industry”

The issue of land rights is both substantial and critical in Liberia, where I live and work as a programme manager and senior researcher at national NGO the Sustainable Development Institute.

The expansion of palm monoculture threatens indigenous leaders in Peru

The Peruvian State is aggressively promoting the implementation of the “Plan Nacional de Promoción de la Palma Aceitera 2000 – 2010” (National Plan for the Promotion of Oil Palm 2000 - 2010). The…

Oil Palm Plantation impacts on communities and the environment in Colombia: the case of Mapiripán

FPP interview with Willian Aljure (CONPAZ) of the municipality of Mapiripán, Department of Meta in Eastern Plains of Colombia and member the national network of victims of the armed conflict…

A Trip to European Union: Voicing Injustice and Exposing Environmental Destruction

We took a trip to three European countries – Belgium, the Netherlands and the United Kingdom – shortly after Indonesian President Joko Widodo visited Europe (17-22 April 2016). One of the hot issues…

EU tour by indigenous, community and NGO leaders highlights impacts of palm oil supply chains on communities and their lands and forests

In an unprecedented move, a delegation of Indigenous Peoples’ and community leaders from Indonesia, Liberia, Peru and Colombia travelled throughout Europe in late April to highlight the human rights…

Call to India's government to protect rights of indigenous forest communities

Decisions are due to be made about the controversial Compensatory Afforestation Management and Planning Authority (CAMPA) Bill 2015 in India.The Bill would create a Compensatory…

World Bank standards are dangerous set-back

The World Bank has released new draft safeguard policies at the end of its four-year review of its environmental and social safeguards, but they roll-back essential environmental and social…

Public letter to the World Bank from UN Special Mandate holders

The holders of the UN Human Rights Council Special Mandates related to the rights of Indigenous Peoples have written to the President of the World Bank to reiterate their concerns about the use of…

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