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17 Jun 2021
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Congo Senate declines to lift former PM's immunity over failed agro project Reuters | 16 Jun 2021

Congo's Senate on Tuesday rejected a request by prosecutors to lift former Prime Minister Matata Ponyo Mapon's immunity so they could indict him for his role in a failed agriculture project in which investigators say $200 million disappeared.

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Stop Harvard Land Grabs Public Forum Harvard Stop Land Grabs | 10 Jun 2021

On May 3rd, 2021, we gathered with frontline land defenders, researchers, students, alumni, faculty, staff, and community members from around the world to learn about Harvard’s farmland investments and build power.

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Ribeirinha community conquers collective right to land Rede Social | 10 Jun 2021

The victory is a result of the organization of the Collective of Communities Impacted by Agribusiness, created by rural communities in the Cerrado region of Piauí to resist land grabbing and the advance of agribusiness monocultures.

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En Indonésie, l’huile de palme contre le climat et les droits humains Reporterre | 12 jui 2021

L’huile de palme nuit gravement aux droits humains, selon un rapport de Human Rights Watch (HRW), publié jeudi 3 juin.

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