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The essential rights for community forest management
This publication is the result of an extensive and fruitful debate within Friends of the Earth International about the...
03 March, 2021
Community forest management: how it is supported in international agreements
This analysis of 17 international agreements provides us with very important information on how the various international agreements treat...
03 March, 2021
Chasing Carbon Unicorns: The deception of carbon markets and “net zero”
Powerful actors are using “net zero” pledges to hide their climate inaction. Stopping the climate crisis requires us to...
22 February, 2021
The UN Declaration on the rights of peasants as a tool for promoting collective rights
Around the world, people and communities are active in defence of the commons, territories, and peoples’ rights. From peasants...
06 February, 2021
A Leap in the Dark: The Dangers of Bioenergy with Carbon Capture and Storage (BECCS)
Bioenergy with Carbon Capture and Storage (BECCS) is a risky, unproven, costly, and dangerous distraction from the urgent and...
20 January, 2021
Defending territories and indigenous peoples’ rights in Malaysia
Among the tropical forests and mangroves of biodiversity-rich Borneo, the indigenous communities of Sarawak have lived in harmony with...
11 December, 2020
Why Gender Justice and Dismantling Patriarchy?
As a grassroots environmental and social justice federation, Friends of the Earth International sees system change as crucial for...
02 December, 2020
COVID-19 and the crisis of capital: the sustainability of life and peoples’ sovereignty are the solution.
"Feminist Economics and Environmentalism for a Just Recovery: Outlooks from the South" is a publication by Friends of the Earth...
12 November, 2020
What is the Belt and Road Initiative?
“The world’s biggest infrastructure and connectivity project”, “building a community of common destiny”, “environmentally destructive”, or just a “public...
22 October, 2020
‘Junk agroecology’: How corporations are co-opting peoples’ solutions to the food crisis
A new report launched today exposes how agribusiness corporations like Nestle, Cargill, Unilever and Pepsico, together with the World...
13 October, 2020
