Here is an important event, discussing the key topic of access to land. Many of these issues were discussed in our Land and Food seminar
The UK and the Global food justice movement: seminar recordings now available
Here are the links to youtube and podcast recordings of the fourth seminar in our Land and Food series. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HJphszrSBME https://anchor.fm/peopleslandpolicy/episodes/The-UK-and-the-Global-Food-Justice-Movement-eu6ot2 There is an international
Police and Corporate violence against Women defending Tribal Rights and their environment
Below from: https://www.article-14.com/post/why-hidme-markam-a-voice-for-adivasis-is-in-prison “No matter which party is in power, they support big companies and do not care for us common Adivasis,” Markam told the
Talk on Land Reform in Scotland: People’s Land Policy Event 2019
Resources for understanding what is going on in Scotland. Power Point Presentation 2019 https://drive.google.com/file/d/1bu_z09rNsTkRsjR4tJUcaIrRmvpNlnMz/view?usp=sharing Report with resources 2019 https://docs.google.com/document/d/1tc-4HULywvzcR5R7xSKyb0qPSrPfPlv7FQkobX5b0JY/edit?usp=sharing
lAND rEFORM in scotland: important new report out
At our seminar on Food and Land in the UK, Duncan McCann, of the New Economics Foundation, shared some of the conclusions of the work
Anti-extractivism in Ecuador: Thea Riofrancos talks to the London Mining Network Book Club about her new book: Resource Radicals
Ecuador is a country heavily dependent on resource extraction. The previous left-wing populist government of Correa pursued mining as the strategy to bring about development
