Via Campesina says peasants are victims of human rights violations on every continent, though exclusion, land grabbing and repression of their leaders.
Chaque jour des milliers de fermes disparaissent, des paysans sont chassés de leur terre, les sociétés transnationales essaient de réduire l'alimentation à une simple marchandise.
Le chef de la division agriculture à l’Agence française de développement, revient sur les « émeutes de la faim », sur les achats de terre à grande échelle.
The $70 billion Oregon Public Employees Retirement Fund has approved a US$100 million investment in Brookfield Brazil Agriculture II, a $700m vehicle being raised by Canada's largest asset manager.
Cambodian land concessions granted to companies last year affected nearly 80,000 people, displacing many of them and increasing poverty according to a new report by NGO Forum on Cambodia.
Ethiopian authorities should drop charges and release three local activists charged under repressive anti-terrorism law after trying to attend a workshop on food security, say six international organisations.
Vers des rixes du foncier sur les champs des sans voix. La crainte des populations locales de devenir, demain, étrangers sur leurs propres terres se précise.
The $150 million Rural Funds Group has increased its exposure to almonds after striking a deal to develop 1500 hectares in two new almond orchards in the NSW Riverina backed by a long-term lease to Singapore giant Olam.
The new Turnbull government is facing its first big test on foreign investment as Chinese bidders circle Australia's largest landholder, S. Kidman & Co., which owns cattle stations in the top-secret Woomera rocket range.
Uruguayan farm operators are raising a record amount of funds in the securities market after a boom in prices for the country’s farmland.
London-listed M.P. Evans, offloaded 31,000-hectare cattle-fattening property Woodlands, near Westmar, Australia for $28 million to a subsidiary of China's Fucheng Group.
Les vastes terrains au nord de l'Australie attirent de plus en plus d'investisseurs étrangers. Ces trois dernières années, des entreprises indonésiennes et chinoises ont acheté des terres agricoles.
