Uganda

Janet Mary Akiteng denuncia el acaparamiento de tierras de campesinos de Uganda

Responding to concerns raised by Friends of the Earth International and others about the impacts of land grabbing, The World Bank claims that land lease deals in developing countries can reduce hunger and poverty, and build sustainable agriculture. The facts tell otherwise.

The price for Alliance’s investigations into cases of land grabbing has been set so high that once paid it will become extremely risky for anyone to question the vices of land grabbing and forceful evictions of innocent citizens.

Elaborado por Amigos de la Tierra Uganda, denuncia la expansión descontrolada de cultivos bioenergéticos en las islas de Kalangala en el lago Victoria.

Food shortages and rural deprivation exacerbated by World Bank policy, says NGO ahead of land and poverty conference

Released on the eve of a World Bank Conference on Land and Poverty, a new report reveals widespread violations of people’s rights and environmental destruction from a land grab initially funded by the World Bank in Uganda.

John Muyiisha et les communautés de Kalangala, en Ouganda, ont perdu leurs terres. Un jour, la compagnie kenyane BIDCO est venu et leur a dit que la terre ne leur appartenait plus.

La ONG ha presentando en Madrid el informe "Responsabilidad extraterritorial de los Estados. El expolio de recursos en África Subsahariana"

Este informe analiza las principales amenazas a la Soberanía Alimentaria en África y recoge tres estudios de caso investigados por Veterinarios Sin Fronteras en tres países africanos

In Uganda it is the top leadership that initiates the land grabs for global land thieves. Whole communities are being displaced and scattered.

The bottom line is that it is the responsibility of the host governments to set policies and a legal framework that protect their citizens’ interests – by encouraging investment, and protecting the rights of affected individuals.

Investitori europei in Uganda.