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Activists warn of industrial palm oil expansion in Congo rainforest

Controversial palm oil project concession in Cameroon is 89 percent ‘dense natural forest’

Investors beware: global land grabbing ends in ‘financial damage’ and human rights violations

Photos reveal destruction of Cameroon rainforest for palm oil

Environmental journalist investigating illegal logging murdered in Cambodia

Cambodia’s largest lowland rainforest spared from new land concessions

‘National scandal:’ foreign companies stripped Papua New Guinea of community-owned forests

Flouting moratorium, Cambodia approves four land concessions in protected areas

Agricultural area larger than Texas has been ‘land-grabbed’

Over 700 people killed defending forest and land rights in past ten years

Indigenous rights rising in tropical forests, but big gaps remain

Indigenous group paid $0.65/ha for forest worth $5,000/ha in Indonesia

Cambodia suspends economic land concessions

Police hired by loggers in Papua New Guinea lock locals in shipping containers

‘Gold’ standard for REDD forest conservation project in Colombia’s Choco

5 shot in conflict over oil palm plantation in Sumatra

Indonesia to require loggers prove their concessions free of overlapping claims

Group releases photos of Borneo rainforest to be converted for palm plantations

Biofuel aspirations spur ‘land grabs’ that hurt the poor, says report

Carbon piracy, lack of recognition of indigenous rights undermining REDD in Peru, alleges report

Rash of murders threatens to silence environmental and social activism in Brazil

Papua New Guinea suspends controversial grants of community forest lands to foreign corps

Slow but steady progress on recognizing indigenous land rights is interrupted by commodity boom

Rising land, food prices cause recognition of indigenous peoples’ rights to stagnate

Could industrial interests ruin payments for environmental services?

Indigenous in Borneo win “landmark” court ruling over land rights

Efforts to slow climate change may put indigenous people at risk

Peru revokes decrees that sparked Amazon Indian uprising

Despite violent protests and coup, Daewoo continues to hold cropland in Madagascar

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