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By: Umberto Bacchi Date: October 11th 2016 Source: Thomson Reuters Foundation LONDON (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Two Kazakh land rights activists who are due to go on trial over their involvement in public protests against land reforms in the Central Asian nation are facing unfounded criminal
By: Theresia Tjihenuna Date: February 10th 2016 Source: AllAfrica.com / The Namibian Government says it is not responsible for a stand-off involving two resettlement beneficiaries and a previous farm owner who is refusing to vacate land that has been sold to the state.
Date: April 4th 2016 Source: AllAfrica.com / The Herald Finance Minister Patrick Chinamasa says Government does not have capacity to pay for farm compensations at present but will acknowledge indebtedness over a period of time with the farmers that had their land taken from them during the Land
By: Africa News Agency Date: October 24th 2016 Source: ENCA RUSTENBURG - Black farmers will march to the Union Buildings in Pretoria to demonstrate their dissatisfaction over the slow pace of land reform. African Farmers Association of South Africa (Afasa) secretary general Aggrey Mahanjana
By: Daniel Aguirre Date: February 19th 2016 Source: Frontier Myanmar The new National Land Use Policy is a positive step, but its principles need to be enshrined in law to protect the vulnerable from land grabs and forced evictions.
By: Swati Ramanathan Date: April 8th 2016 Source: Live Mint OPINION The passage of the Rajasthan Urban Land (Certification of Titles) Bill marks the most dramatic event in the history of property rights reforms in the country
By: Ian Scoones Date: November 7th 2016 Source: The Zimbabwean
After the six month deadline expired from the date of the Ten-Point Agreement between Jan Satyagraha and the Ministry of Rural Development in Agra on the 11th of October, substantial progress has been made towards a new land rights policy in India as reported by Task Force members.
By: Ilona Amos Date: February 28th 2016 Source: The Scotsman FARMERS must change the way land is used in order to safeguard human health, food supplies and the environment, Scottish scientists have warned.
By: Olzhas Auyezov Date: May 12th 2016 Source: Reuters President Nazarbayev's plans to privatise farmland have sparked rare public protests in the Central Asian nation ALMATY, May 12 (Reuters) - Kazakhstan's government, facing a wave of unrest over farmland privatisation plans, invited some
Date: 8 December 2016 Source: UN News Centre With millions of Colombian farmers affected by the violent conflict that plagued the Latin American country for more than 50 years, the United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) will support a comprehensive rural reform strategy, aimed
Via TeleSURtv By: teleSUR / md-CM-mk Land reforms are essential to achieving a long-standing peace after half a century of conflict, said Colombian academic Alejandro Reyes on September 10 during a forum on agrarian issues in Bogota. 

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