As the ebola epidemic rages on, Socfin continues to grab land from the people of Malen in league with some chiefdom authorities.

Tribal people and small-scale farmers in the Philippine province of Palawan have called for a halt to the expansion of oil palm plantations which are destroying the forests they rely on to survive.

Conversation with Maria Antonelli about the main drivers and implications of land transactions around the world, with a particular focus both on the role of EU.

Video clip from the Stop Africa Land Grab Concert in Washington DC (September 2014)

Peru is offering Indian businesses investment opportunities in agri-business, where 100,000 hectares of arable land will double in a few years due to large irrigation projects that have been tendered.

The global population is rising steadily — but food production is not. The result? More demand for arable land, as nations invest to safeguard their food supply and their wealth

Swedish pension fund AP2 plans to conduct an external audit in response to criticism by Swedwatch for not disclosing the precise locations of its Brazilian farm holdings.

This paper explains and analyses the steps the Sustainable Development Institute took to help shape Liberia’s Land Rights Policy.

This report provides an analysis of Senhuile’s investment in Fanaye and Ndiael over the past four years, stressing serious shortcomings on the part of the company

A new report by FIAN informs about the human rights violations of communities affected by land grabbing in Mali

Pakistan is now turning to agribusiness rather than land sales as a means of luring Gulf investment.

Some Australian farmers are voicing their concerns about the growing presence of foreign investment in their region.