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“They took all our land to plant their rubber,” said James David, an elder from the Liberian town of Kollendarpolo. Image by Ashoka Mukpo for Mongabay.
Rural farmers at a rally protesting land expropriation. Photo credit: SIF – Sehatra Iombonana hoan’ny Fananantany.
Depuis une dizaine d’années, les communautés d’Apouh dénoncent les activités de la Socapalm autour de leurs habitations, qui les empêchent d’avoir accès à la terre pour cultiver et/ou pratiquer les rites funéraires.
Maria Julieta Gonçalves da Conceição, 96, la residente más anciana del pueblo de Balsa junto al castaño que plantó cuando era una niña, el único que queda en el pueblo. Imagen de Mongabay.
Agropalma has allegedly seized areas belonging to families through land-grabbers. Image by the Acará Valley’s Association of Quilombola Remnants from the Balsa, Turiaçu, Gonçalves and Vila Palmares Communities (ARQVA). Image: Mongabay
This Drone photograph shows Gewleken, Saturday Wilson’s hometown, next to the Maryland Oil Palm Plantation. (Photo: The DayLight/Derick Snyder)
Alexander Tkachev, a former Russian agriculture minister, heads a family company that Ukrainian grain growers say has taken control of hundreds of thousands of acres of their land. (Photo: Dmitry Azarov/Kommersant/Sipa/AP)
Flower farm Pensive workers from Naivasha based Karuturi flower farm ponder their next move outside their camps in South Lake as they waited for their dues from the company. Image: George Murage
Casal Limírio dos Santos e Geni Silva, bisneta do Seu Modesto, ‘fecheiro’ que dá nome à comunidade tradicional. (Foto: Fernando Martinho/Repórter Brasil)
Des villageois arrivent à Basoko pour manifester leur mécontentement face aux accaparements des terres et la relance des activités des sociétés d'exploitation minière et forestière illicites et destructrices de l'environnement, le 11 mars 2022.
