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22 August 2017
White farmers who were forcibly dispossessed of their property in Zimbabwe are suing President Robert Mugabe, claiming the government owes them compensation. Mugabe’s government introduced a controversial land reform program in 2000 that led to squatters invading and seizing the majority of white
20 July 2017
Land Portal Foundation and the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO) launch thematic portfolio on land conflicts
1 February 2012
The entirety of three protected forests are now classified as private land, an investigation from rights group Adhoc has found, along with tens of thousands of additional hectares of what has once been state public land. In total, an area slightly smaller than the size of Jakarta has been
By: Mzingaye Brilliant Xaba and Monty J. Roodt Date: January 4th 2017 Source: R News South Africa’s land reform programme has suffered many failures and its beneficiaries have in many cases seen little or no improvements to their livelihoods.
By: Michael Peel Date: March 1st 2016 Source: Financial Times Michael Peel reports from Myanmar where the end of dictatorship has unleashed a struggle over land. 1. THE LOST FIELDS Hla Ohn May still weeps when she takes the road past the twisted white piping of the gas terminal near the western
By: Chris Arsenault Date: September 15th 2016 Source: Thomson Reuters Foundation Campaigners and human rights lawyers said the move reflects increasing global recognition of the severity of environmental crime

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