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‘Justice being taken away, then, what are kingdoms but great robberies?’…land grabbing and Indigenous Peoples.
A perspective from Forest Peoples Programme… ‘The importance of ensuring respect for the rights of forest peoples’ to control their forests, lands and livelihoods, becomes ever clearer and yet more contested. As the articles in this edition of our newsletter … Continue reading
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Tagged forest people, Forest Peoples Programme, FPIC, land grab
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Community Protocols and FPIC: Lessons from Practice and Challenges Ahead
The Nagoya Protocol requires countries to support the development of community protocols for ABS by indigenous and local communities. This side-event launched a new IIED publication, Biodiversity and culture: Exploring community protocols, rights and consent, published in association with Natural Justice, Union for … Continue reading
