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Measured grave – the deaths in the fight for land in Brazil
By Daniel Camargos, Mariana Della Barba, Diego Junqueira, Daniela Penha, Gisele Lobato, Maria Fernanda Ribeiro, Joana Suarez and Pedro Sibahi (Repórter… Read More
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52 civil society organisations urge the EU Commission to establish a classification system of climate and environment harming activities
Change Finane. alongside 52 organisations has sent an open letter to the European Commission and Mairead McGuinness Read More
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Reporter Brasil is the target of attacks demanding that reports be deleted
These are attacks on the freedom of the media and on freedom of speech; the organization will not respond to any attempt at illegal constraint… Read More
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Destroying Lives and Stealing Land
Indonesian Giant Sinar Mas Group’s Human Rights Record and the Frontline Communities Fighting Back By Fitri Arianti, RAN On a Friday afternoon… Read More
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Domestic Banks Finance 74% of Brazilian Beef & Soy
By Chain Reaction Research The beef and soy sectors have been two of the major drivers of deforestation in the Brazilian Amazon… Read More
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Banks urged to act as major Indonesian corporations are found failing on Indigenous Rights
New report evaluates ten of the largest Indonesian corporate groups in the forest-risk sector and finds them all failing to ensure free, prior, and informed… Read More
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Are banks turning a blind eye to profit shifting in Indonesia’s forestry and plantation sectors?
Industry groups representing Indonesia’s forestry and plantation sectors regularly portray their environmental impacts as trade-offs inherent in Indonesia’s economic development. Corporate tax revenues generated are… Read More
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African Peoples Tribunal Carpets Transnationals, and their Financiers, Operating in Africa
Demand UN binding treaty on business operations The African Peoples Tribunal organised in Lagos by Friends of the Earth Africa (FoEA) ended on Friday November… Read More
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Why are banks and investors still funding Indofood?
Palm oil workers resist ongoing labor abuses from Indonesian noodle giant This month, 10 banks committed another $2.1 billion in loans… Read More
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American financiers invested more than US$ 18 billion in companies linked to Indigenous rights violations in the Brazilian Amazon
A new report by the Association of Brazil’s Indigenous Peoples (APIB) and Amazon Watch exposes international financiers – including BlackRock, Citigroup, JPMorgan Chase, Vanguard, Bank… Read More