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Wars are disrupting food systems, and ending world hunger requires urgent global action, experts say.

The untold struggle of community land right defenders in eastern DRC’s three-decade war.

More than 17,000 people in the Philippines face eviction from their ancestral land for a multimillion-dollar energy project.

Peruvian communities have launched a global petition to halt a mining project they say threatens the water supply of over 10 million people.

NEMA says it is restoring wetlands, but poor urban families say it is using the exercise to grab their land for new infrastructure projects – now they demand compensation and resettlement.

Wars are disrupting food systems, and ending world hunger requires urgent global action, experts say.

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The untold struggle of community land right defenders in eastern DRC’s three-decade war.

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More than 17,000 people in the Philippines face eviction from their ancestral land for a multimillion-dollar energy project.

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Peruvian communities have launched a global petition to halt a mining project they say threatens the water supply of over 10 million people.

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NEMA says it is restoring wetlands, but poor urban families say it is using the exercise to grab their land for new infrastructure projects – now they demand compensation and resettlement.

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Rights experts call for an inclusive transition as the East Africa region attracts renewable energy investments.

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CSOs welcome the World Bank’s accountability reform and demand an influential role in selecting its new accountability leadership, underscoring the importance of genuine justice for communities.

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World leaders are urging support for pastoral mobility as a crucial strategy to sustain rangelands and address intensifying challenges from climate change and land pressures.

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Civil society groups scoff at AfDB’s New African Financial Architecture Initiative, saying it’s here to worsen challenges facing African food systems.

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Africa’s responsible business agenda is facing challenges as more land is taken from local communities for investment, and landowners struggle to secure justice.

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Land surveyors escape mob action in Mubende over alleged illegal demarcation.

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NEMA ‘evictions’: how the process reveals NEMA’s mistakes and failures to ascertain whether people who have lived on their land in Kawaala since the 1940s are lawful occupants.

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Accountability in Crisis: Development banks, while funding Asia’s energy transition, are accused of silencing Asian local and Indigenous communities, highlighting the central tension between a clean-energy push and the repression of those most affected.

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Agroecological Entrepreneurship: African farmers are redefining agriculture by building agroecological businesses that challenge industrial models.

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Community Stories

Wars are disrupting food systems, and ending world hunger requires urgent global action, experts say.

Wars are disrupting food systems, and ending world hunger requires urgent global action, experts say.

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The untold struggle of community land right defenders in eastern DRC’s three-decade war.

The untold struggle of community land right defenders in eastern DRC’s three-decade war.

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More than 17,000 people in the Philippines face eviction from their ancestral land for a multimillion-dollar energy project.

More than 17,000 people in the Philippines face eviction from their ancestral land for a multimillion-dollar energy project.

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Peruvian communities have launched a global petition to halt a mining project they say threatens the water supply of over 10 million people.

Peruvian communities have launched a global petition to halt a mining project they say threatens the water supply of over 10 million people.

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NEMA says it is restoring wetlands, but poor urban families say it is using the exercise to grab their land for new infrastructure projects – now they demand compensation and resettlement.

NEMA says it is restoring wetlands, but poor urban families say it is using the exercise to grab their land for new infrastructure projects – now they demand compensation and resettlement.

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Rights experts call for an inclusive transition as the East Africa region attracts renewable energy investments.

Rights experts call for an inclusive transition as the East Africa region attracts renewable energy investments.

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Sustainable Agriculture

Civil society groups scoff at AfDB’s New African Financial Architecture Initiative, saying it’s here to worsen challenges facing African food systems.

Civil society groups scoff at AfDB’s New African Financial Architecture Initiative, saying it’s here to worsen challenges facing African food systems.

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Agroecological Entrepreneurship: African farmers are redefining agriculture by building agroecological businesses that challenge industrial models.

Agroecological Entrepreneurship: African farmers are redefining agriculture by building agroecological businesses that challenge industrial models.

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The Indigenous Seeds movement in East Africa is convening in Kenya, with the potential to reshape the region’s food systems.

The Indigenous Seeds movement in East Africa is convening in Kenya, with the potential to reshape the region’s food systems.

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Stop favoring export-oriented production over strengthening local food systems – Food Sovereignty advocates to the African Development Bank officials.

Stop favoring export-oriented production over strengthening local food systems – Food Sovereignty advocates to the African Development Bank officials.

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Rising fertilizer dependence sparks debate over Africa’s agricultural future; experts call for urgent critical review process.

Rising fertilizer dependence sparks debate over Africa’s agricultural future; experts call for urgent critical review process.

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Agroecological farming: EAC Bill moves to Parliament to establish a regional legal framework to protect and promote sustainable farming and food systems.

Agroecological farming: EAC Bill moves to Parliament to establish a regional legal framework to protect and promote sustainable farming and food systems.

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Local stories from and by community members.

Women farmers in East Africa refuse to vacate their land to give way to land-based investment projects.

Women farmers in East Africa refuse to vacate their land to give way to land-based investment projects.

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Community stories written by community members that highlight local impact (both positive and negative), community struggles on land tenure and sustainable agriculture, featuring narratives of volunteership, cultural traditions, and both community and personal triumphs over adversity.

Community stories written by community members that highlight local impact (both positive and negative), community struggles on land tenure and sustainable agriculture, featuring narratives of volunteership, cultural traditions, and both community and personal triumphs over adversity.

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Special Reports

Nigerian Banks under fire over ESG failures as a new report exposes Weak Climate and Human Rights Compliance.

Nigerian Banks under fire over ESG failures as a new report exposes Weak Climate and Human Rights Compliance.

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U.S. Peace Efforts in the DRC: Protecting Communities or Minerals?

U.S. Peace Efforts in the DRC: Protecting Communities or Minerals?

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Oil-affected residents and civil society organizations reject TotalEnergies’ Tilenga Progress Report, citing unfairness in their operations.

Oil-affected residents and civil society organizations reject TotalEnergies’ Tilenga Progress Report, citing unfairness in their operations.

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More than 1.1 billion people worldwide face a risk of land eviction – Global report

More than 1.1 billion people worldwide face a risk of land eviction – Global report

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CSOs push for reforms at the KFW Accountability Mechanism after experts discovered that it has weak remedies in addressing grievous harms caused by its investments.

CSOs push for reforms at the KFW Accountability Mechanism after experts discovered that it has weak remedies in addressing grievous harms caused by its investments.

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Women environmental rights defenders in Africa are at the most significant risk of threats and attacks – ALLIED New report

Women environmental rights defenders in Africa are at the most significant risk of threats and attacks – ALLIED New report

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  • The untold struggle of community land right defenders in eastern DRC’s three-decade war.
  • More than 17,000 people in the Philippines face eviction from their ancestral land for a multimillion-dollar energy project.

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