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Date: February 10th 2016 Source: Latin American Herald Tribune BANGKOK – Sea gypsy communities on southern Thailand’s Phuket island have engaged in a ritual ceremony to pray for land rights after the Ministry of Justice less than two weeks ago called on the provincial Department of Land to revoke
By: John Wanyama Date: October 6th 2016 Source: The Citizen Digital The Ministry of land has raised a red flag over the rising cases of land grabbing and misuse of private land in the country.
By: By John Unson Date: March 2nd 2016 Source: Philstar.com COTABATO CITY, Philippines – It was a tedious and expensive 17-year uphill struggle for land ownership they will never ever forget. The 54 peasants who fought it out had finally been grouped Tuesday into a communal bloc, the Maloong-Canal
By: Galgalo Bocha Date: November 1st 2016 Source: Daily Nation Civil societies in Tana River County have said unresolved land ownership disputes are still a threat to the region's stability.
Date: March 10th 2016 Source: Dhaka Tribune Speakers at a token hunger strike yesterday demanded a separate land commission for indigenous people living in plain lands. The hunger strike was organised by Bangladesh Adivasi Forum, Chittagong Hill Tracts (CHT) Citizens’ Committee and CHT Headman
By: Kirk Johnson, The New York Times Date: November 15th 2016 Source: ADN.com The simmering standoff between the police and Native Americans and their allies who oppose a giant oil pipeline project in North Dakota is the most visible sign yet of an emerging movement that is shifting the debate
By: Sek Odom Date: March 19th 2016 Source: Cambodia Daily The Ministry of Justice on Friday announced two key changes to court policy related to land dispute cases as part of the government’s broader efforts to improve its handling of such disputes in the lead-up to the 2018 national election.
By: Macharia Mwangi Date: August 12th 2016 Source: Daily Nation Dr Swazuri told State agencies to stop eviction of Sengwer people from Embobut Forest. National Land Commission chairman Muhammad Swazuri on Friday ordered State agencies to stop evicting indigenous people living in their ancestral
Via Voanews By: Hul Reaksmey September 28, 2015 5:25 PM PHNOM PENH— Rights advocates in Cambodia allege government violations of the country's constitution are largely responsible for land disputes harming tens of thousands of families. Read more here.
By:  Karlo Mikhail Mongaya Date: September 8th 2016 Source: Global Voices
By: Zsombor Peter Date: February 4th 2016 Source: Cambodia Daily After more than 20 years, Germany is ending its work with the Land Management Ministry on land rights projects in frustration over the government’s slow reforms—another black eye for a sector at the center of some of the country’s
By: Eliasu Tanko Date: September 28th 2016 Source: STARRFM Online A longstanding land dispute which continues to brew raw tensions in the Bole district of the Northern region has threatened the survival of a $3,139,383 poverty alleviation project. The project, Babator Irrigated Farming Hub, an

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