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Carbon projects are projects of death
World Rainforest Movement Bulletin, August 2024.
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Call to sign on: NO to REDD! Declaration of the Amazon meeting on carbon projects
Call for organisations and social movements worldwide to endorse this declaration.
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“REDD projects are projects of death,” say Ka’apor Indigenous People in the State of Maranhão, Brazil
Wildlife Works is developing a REDD project on Ka’apor land in the Alto Turiaçu Indigenous Territory.
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Gucci’s sustainability claims rely on carbon offsets and accounting tricks
New investigative report from Follow the Money exposes Gucci’s tricks.
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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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How audit firms failed to identify or report on sexual harassment and abuse at Wildlife Work’s Kasigau Corridor REDD project in Kenya
An anonymous auditor spoke to KHRC and SOMO.
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Kenya Human Rights Commission and SOMO respond to accusations of “questionable” research methods at the Kasigau REDD project
“Neither KHRC nor SOMO have ever paid people to provide information.”
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Human Rights Watch report on Southern Cardamom REDD project in Cambodia
“Conservation strategies that sideline and punish Indigenous peoples to address the global environmental crisis are unacceptable, and…
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Wildlife Alliance rejects allegations of human rights abuses at the Southern Cardamom REDD+ Project
Human Rights Watch anticipates that its report on Southern Cardamom will be published “in early 2024”
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How a proposed REDD project by Wildlife Works and Forest Trends in Maranhão, Brazil is fuelling Indigenous conflict
Some of the Ka'apor Indigenous People are opposed to the carbon project.
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Responses from Wildlife Works and Verra to allegations of systemic and widespread sexual abuse and harassment in the Kasigau REDD project…
Wildlife Works seems keen to deny how widespread the abuse is within the company
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“Wildlife Works is responsible for serious human rights abuses at the Kasigau project”
New report by SOMO and the Kenya Human Rights Commission reveals “widespread sexual harassment and abuse”
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