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TotalEnergies abandons its carbon plantations in the Republic of Congo
Foreign staff working on the Batéké Carbon Sink have left the country.
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Sengwer homes burned down again in Embobut forest, Kenya
Meanwhile, The Nature Conservancy’s Eldoret-Iten Water Fund project leaves Sengwer issues “unaddressed”.
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“Like Apartheid.” Maasai in Ngorongoro Conservation Area protest against forced evictions and loss of basic rights
The government has removed the Ngorongoro division from the voters’ register, denying the Maasai the right to vote.
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BBC Panorama documentary on the Southern Cardamom REDD project in Cambodia: Human rights abuses, road construction, and a hydropower dam
“Lots of logging is taking place here.”
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BBC Panorama documentary on the Kasigau REDD project in Kenya: Evictions, sexual harassment, and “dog training”
The Panorama documentary highlights the problems with this Wildlife Works REDD project.
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Kenya: Stop evicting Sengwer Indigenous Peoples!
The Kenya Forest Service is yet again evicting the Sengwer community.
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Thomson Safaris’ landgrab of Indigenous Maasai land in Tanzania
A new report by the Oakland Institute.
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In the name of conservation: The Tanzanian government is escalating its campaign of violence and evictions against Indigenous People
The Oakland Institute has a new Urgent Alert about the situation in Tanzania.
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Statement against the illegal and violent Ogiek evictions in Kenya
“Forest-based carbon projects are particularly problematic as they often target Indigenous Peoples and their ways of life rather than the true drivers…
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World Bank to carry out an investigation into evictions, killings, and human rights abuses associated with its REGROW project in Tanzania
“We are tired of living in constant fear for our lives,” say villagers threatened with eviction to make way for an expanded Ruaha National Park
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Indigenous Ogiek communities are being violently evicted for carbon credits in Kenya
“The Ogiek are on the front line of a false climate solution that is used to justify ongoing evictions and emissions.”
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Violent evictions and human rights abuses in Tanzania supported by the World Bank
A new report by the Oakland Institute documents the Bank’s role in human rights abuses in southern Tanzania
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