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25 September 2017
Kajal (24) is in no hurry to cook dinner for her children who are running around as she sits with her husband, talking and complaining about their ‘neighbours’. Her husband Santosh, in turn, is in no mood to react to what his wife tells him. “I have bigger things to worry about. I want the
19 September 2017
Monrovia – The Civil Society Organization (CSO) working group on Land Rights in Liberia, in collaboration with the National Civil Society Council of Liberia has alarmed that the current Land Rights Act passed by the House of Representatives and currently before the Senate is not in the interest of
19 September 2017
Deadline: 01/10/2017 “Protecting our land for a prosperous future”
19 September 2017
State governments are rushing to build land banks, using both private and common lands, in an effort to attract investment in manufacturing and infrastructure.
18 September 2017
As a 53-year civil war winds down, coca growers face growing pressure to shelve their lucrative crop. Mauricio Quiróz has always had a plan. The 38-year-old farmer and entrepreneur lives with his wife and three kids on a small ranch on the lush, steep mountainside that surrounds the municipality of
16 September 2017
Activists disconnected transmission towers as part of a protest demanding that their lands be returned. A group of Indigenous Guarani activists have occupied Jaragua National Park and switched off transmission towers in Sao Paulo to protest against the privatization of state-protected nature
15 September 2017
HEBRON, Israel — Israeli Defense Minister Avigdor Liberman granted Aug.
13 September 2017
YAOUNDE —  Leaders of Cameroon's indigenous forest peoples say their survival is at risk if they are further deprived of access to the lands that are the source of their livelihoods. Speaking in Cameroon's capital, Yaoundé, indigenous representatives said they had experienced increasingly serious
13 September 2017
More precious than gold: 10 years of indigenous land rights under the UN Declaration en years ago today, the United Nations adopted the Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples.
13 September 2017
Lusaka - When Zambian Lands Minister Judith Kapijimpanga announced recently that government had directed local authorities to intensify land allocation to women with immediate effect, there was general approval. When she urged the usually truculent traditional rulers to encourage women to own land
12 September 2017
Former President John Dramani Mahama has encouraged women in Africa to fully take up agriculture as a means to enrich themselves, their families and achieve sustainable development for their countries. Mr Mahama noted that women’s participation in agriculture is more critical as women in
12 September 2017
As land becomes less productive and people are forced to migrate to cities or abroad, there is greater likelihood of conflict over dwindling resources ROME, Sept 12 (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - More than 1.3 billion people live on agricultural land that is deteriorating, putting them at risk of

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