Paraguay: Peasant Groups trying to seize Kue Tuvy Aché lands
Aug 25, 2012 • The Aché community of Kue Tuvy reports that peasant groups are now attempting to seize portions of their ancestral... Read More
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Aug 25, 2012 • The Aché community of Kue Tuvy reports that peasant groups are now attempting to seize portions of their ancestral... Read More
Jun 12, 2011 • Indigenous leaders, community members, rural workers and members of social movements are receiving death threats because of their opposition... Read More
Jun 9, 2011 • Despite Argentina’s blanket ban on evictions of Indigenous communities, the Quilmes community of Colalao del Valle is facing its... Read More
Dec 30, 2009 • On December 26, Dora “Alicia” Sorto Recinos, an active opponent of Pacific Rim’s El Dorado gold mine in El... Read More
Dec 28, 2009 • With more than a thousand mining and exploration companies operating around the world, Canada is by far the most... Read More
Nov 22, 2009 • A paramilitary group calling itself RATROJOS has threatened several individuals and social organizations in south west Colombia for having,... Read More
Oct 17, 2009 • A documentary film about a mountain ethnic group in South East Asia, Prisoners of a White God investigates the... Read More
Aug 24, 2009 • A new campaign of violence has emerged in El Salvador, with community activists in the struggle against a Canadian... Read More
Feb 19, 2009 • Thanks to the Global Greengrants Fund, and their relationship with the Rainforest Action Network (RAN), Friends of the Earth... Read More
Jan 31, 2009 • In the month’s Underreported Struggles: Researchers discover Pharmaceutical dumping ground in India; 300,000 indigenous Kenyans threatened by new dam;... Read More
Oct 31, 2008 • Tension and conflict is growing hand in hand with the start of the new soya season in Paparaguay. Peasant... Read More
Jun 10, 2008 • A group of 200 Mexican soldiers and federal and municipal police tried to enter a Zapatista community last Wednesday,... Read More
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