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Keep Borneo’s Forests Standing
Keep Borneo’s Forests Standing: Evaluating the Forest Footprint of Brands Driving Deforestation and Land Rights Violations in the Indonesian Provinces of North and East Kalimantan, Borneo Click here to read…
COP26: RAN Position Paper
The most important climate talks since the Paris Agreement are scheduled to begin in Glasgow, yet the ability to attend and have a full voice at this conference remains in question for Indigenous Peoples, delegates from the least wealthy nations, and those representing Black and Brown communities across the globe.
Open Letter to All Multinationals Resuming Palm Oil Sourcing from REPSA in Sayaxché, Guatemala
Open Letter to All Multinationals Resuming Palm Oil Sourcing from REPSA in Sayaxché, Guatemala despite its failure to consult with and address the grievances of indigenous communities affected by ecocide,…
The Need for Free, Prior and Informed Consent
An Evaluation of the Policies and Standard Operating Procedures of Ten Major Corporate Groups involved in Forest-Risk Commodity Supply Chains in Southeast Asia
Urgent letter of concern for the safety of land and human rights defenders
Urgent letter of concern for the safety of land and human rights defenders impacted by the Korindo Group and POSCO International, from 126 NGOs
Mempertahankan Tegakan Hutan: Mengungkap Merek dan Bank Pemicu Deforestasi
Mempertahankan Tegakan Hutan: Mengungkap Merek dan Bank Pemicu Deforestasi
Keep Forests Standing: Exposing Brands and Banks Driving Deforestation
Keep Forests Standing: Exposing Brands and Banks Driving Deforestation
Joint NGO Statement on Tokyo 2020 Olympics’ “Fake Sustainability”
Organizers called on to learn from & fix procurement failures linked to rainforest destruction in light of the Olympics postponement
Snack Food 20 Policy Implementation Evaluation
Snack Food 20 Policy Implementation Evaluation: A Framework to Assess the Implementation of No Deforestation, No Peatland and No Exploitation Commitments
APP acknowledges links to controversial suppliers, but fails to release an auditor’s report
Seven takeaways from a new report by Asia Pulp & Paper on links to its pulpwood suppliers in Indonesia