New report reveals widespread human rights abuses behind wildlife conservancies in Kenya
New report investigates notorious wildlife “conservancies” in Kenya which are implicated in the eviction, torture and murder of Indigenous people.
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Kenya: New Report Reveals Widespread Human Rights Abuses Behind Wildlife Conservancies
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November 18, 2021
Adivasis from India protest in Glasgow against coal mining at COP26
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November 16, 2021
Indigenous leaders from India denounce Modi over coal hypocrisy
At COP26, Adivasi representatives denounce Narendra Modi for proclaiming green credentials while planning massive coal expansions on Adivasi lands.
WWF accused of deceit, cover-ups and dishonesty in US Congressional Committee hearing
An unprecedented hearing by the US House Natural Resources Committee has seen WWF’s reputation shredded.
"A total halt to new Protected Areas": campaigners issue Marseille Manifesto for the future of conservation
A new manifesto to stop plans to turn 30% of the Earth into Protected Areas has just been released.
Ayoreo appeal to Inter-American Commission to save their forest from destruction
Paraguay: Indigenous people have appealed to the Inter-American Commission on Human Rights to save their from total destruction.
Coal mine plans spark huge protest from India’s tribal people
Indigenous people in India protest the government’s plans for a massive expansion of coal mining on their lands.
Serious risk of attack by miners on uncontacted Yanomami in Brazil
Goldminers are now working extremely closely to uncontacted Yanomami and violence is imminent.