Labour rights New 19/09/2017 – by Edith Koesoemawiria Unachievable targets Female workers particularly at risk on Indonesian palm oil plantations More
Human and animal health 11/07/2017 – by Cornelia Heine The animals die first Water and sanitation are crucial for human and animal health More
Registration matters 30/06/2017 – by Sun Narin Land titles help to prevent conflict Why land disputes have become a serious and persistent issue in Cambodia More
Non-violent action 24/06/2017 – by Armando Mussa Sani, Jasmina Barckhausen Their grandparents’ legacy Three examples of how peace activists use non-violent means to settle land conflicts in Guinea Bissau More
Civil peace service 23/06/2017 – by Armando Mussa Sani, Jasmina Barckhausen Theatre sheds light on conflicts Guinea-Bissau must finally apply its land law in order to resolve conflicts More
Land grabbing 18/06/2017 – by Djeralar Miankeol Mafia-like networks Land grabbing will not stop as long as officials are users and investors themselves More
Land grabbing 17/06/2017 – by Djeralar Miankeol Commercialisation is destroying community rules Land conflicts are escalating in Chad, with farmers suffering most More
Land policy 15/06/2017 – by Elijah Grega How to ease tensions in Sierra Leone In Sierra Leone, too many farmers have lost their fields as a consequence of large-scale international investments More
Land rights 13/06/2017 – by Gunther Beger Disadvantaged traditional occupants Secure land rights are a key factor for sustainable rural development More
Colonial legacy 09/06/2017 – by Henning Melber No land in sight Despite independence since 1990, land ownership remains unfairly distributed in Namibia More
Rural development 08/06/2017 – by Ellen Thalman Tangible goals Berlin Charter provides G20 with advice concerning rural development More
