Whispers of Injustice: Socfin’s Decade of Legal Battle Echoing in Communities Across Cameroon
Ogiek case: protection of an indigenous community in Kenya
Madagascar: New legislation puts local communities at risk of eviction to pave way for investors
The regional implications of the Eritrean refugee crisis and conflict in the Sudan
New Portfolio Highlights the Promises and Pitfalls of Land Investments
Cape Town: Forcibly removed 60 years ago Simon’s Town land claimants return
Total’s Congo offsetting project ‘snatched our land’
Liberia: Dispossessed indigenous Kpelle communities take legal action
22 Communities dispossessed of their customary land sue Salala Rubber Corp and the Liberian Government.
Residents of 22 indigenous Kpelle communities, dispossessed of their customary land, cultural sites, and livelihoods, have filed a groundbreaking legal action against the Salala Rubber Corporation (SRC) and the Liberian Government.
Tanzania: TotalEnergies Pipeline Project Questioned By NGOs For Human Rights Violations
The scenery changes, the story remains the same: in Tanzania, the construction of the pipeline intended to evacuate the oil extracted by TotalEnergies on the shores of Lake Albert, in Uganda, baptized East African Crude Oil Pipeline (Eacop), also accompanies large-scale human rights violations, according to the investigation made public on Wednesday October 5 by Les Amis de la Terre and Survie, the two NGOs behind, with four Ugandan associations, the lawsuit brought against the French major for non-compliance with the law on the duty of vigilance of large companies with regard to their subs