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MDG : Land grabbing : Boeung Kak lake, Cambodia Residents of the Boeung Kak lakeside during a protest in Phnom Penh, Cambodia against eviction. A local developer and a Chinese investment company have been given a 99-year lease from the Cambodian government to develop the lake. Photograph: Mak Remissa/EPA
“While foreign investment has been vital for the development of agriculture in Australia, in the last three years we have seen a ten fold increase. There has been a marked change in the activity by foreign companies from investment in agriculture to ownership and control of supply lines,” says Shadow Minister for Agriculture and Food Security, John Cobb. (Above: North West grain grower George Clift. Photo: Peter Lorimer)
Oumou Coulibaly a pris la tête d’un mouvement de contestation de 150 paysannes. (Photo : Daniel Hérard)
Réunion de villageois mobilisés contre le pédégé d’un groupe céréalier qui s’est vu attribuer 7 400 ha qui empiètent sur leurs champs. (Photo : Daniel Hérard)
A Zitinga, on récolte le riz endommagé par les inondations dues aux travaux des nouveaux investisseurs privés. (Photo : Daniel Hérard)
