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8 January 2020
New America’s Future of Property Rights Program (FPR) was founded to answer the following question: Why is a quarter of the world’s population unable to exercise their fundamental right to property, despite advances in technology and human development? We believe a disconnect between policymakers
7 January 2020
his past November, Ukraine’s parliament took its first steps to reverse an almost two-decade old regulation barring its citizens from selling farmland or changing agricultural land usage. Initially designed as a temporary moratorium on land sales, this regulation has de facto metastasized as one of
6 January 2020
When Manjari was 23, she was elected the first woman pradhan in her village as well as in all of Himachal Pradesh. She hasn't looked back since.    
11 December 2019
Rwanda and Tanzania are among six countries in Africa seen to be working towards securing land rights to at least 30 per cent of their women by 2025. According to a report by the Africa Land Policy Centre, these six countries—the rest being Botswana, Ethiopia, Senegal and Malawi — have or are
27 November 2019
Nearly half of video games include in-game purchase options, fuelling a spending spree on virtual goods and a debate on what property rights are held over the digital assets LONDON - Jon Jacobs was a financially struggling actor in real life but a wealthy trader in an online video game when he
5 November 2019
As advocates for women’s land rights, isn’t it time we support the establishment of land-rights-specific grievance mechanisms? From farms to towns, women are a major provider of food and food security for their families, but women in half of the world still struggle to access their equal land and
28 October 2019
South Africa embarked on a land reform process in 1994 to address the country’s tragic history of inequitable land distribution along racial lines. One of the aims of the process is to provide redress for people dispossessed of their rights in land as a result of racially discriminatory laws or
7 October 2019
In celebration of the 50th anniversary of New Communities Inc., the world’s first Community Land Trust, and as planners and community members alike gather to celebrate October 2-5 at the Reclaiming Vacant Properties Conference 2019 in Atlanta, Georgia, RioOnWatch issued a call for articles
30 September 2019
Forest Department is trying to register the land under their name without paying compensation, alleged owners Supposed land owners in four upazilas of Panchagarh have been claiming the land that the Forest Department acquired in 1967. Revisional Survey (RS Khatiyan) in Panchagarh is underway, which
12 September 2019
An online project aims to map all of the world's indigenous lands to secure legal rights and alert communities to the threats of illegal logging and mining BANGKOK - An online project mapping all of the world's indigenous lands will help secure legal rights, and alert communities to the potential
20 August 2019
After unsuccessfully trying for more than 22 years to lay claim to a portion of SA’s most expensive and prestigious school, labour tenants from the KwaZulu-Natal Midlands are one step closer to becoming land owners.  The constitutional court on Tuesday ordered the reinstatement of a land claims
8 August 2019
The moratorium was first introduced in 2011 and has been renewed regularly as part of the efforts to reduce emissions from fires caused by deforestation JAKARTA (Reuters) - Indonesian President Joko Widodo has issued a permanent moratorium on new forest clearance for activities such as palm

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