Reviving the Indigenous Agroecology System in the Philippines
Food Sovereignty
The Republic of the Philippines is estimated to be one of the five most mineral-rich countries in the world. Indigenous customary territories are frequently encroached…
Food Sovereignty
Social Forestry and Agrarian Reforms in Indonesia
Food Sovereignty
Indonesia is home to a diverse collective of traditional societies and an estimated 50 to 70 million members of indigenous or traditional communities. Many of these…
The Laws of Land Grabs in Papua New Guinea
Food Sovereignty
Papua New Guinea (PNG) is one of the most culturally diverse countries in the world. According to a new report, 85 percent of the population still live in rural areas…
The Law of Land Grabs and Forestry Governance in Sri Lanka
Food Sovereignty
The British colonisation of Sri Lanka, which ended in 1948, aggressively sought to develop a plantation based economy by legalising the land grabs of the largely rural…
