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        • The Green Economy
        • Protected Areas
        • Legal Land Theft
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        • Biodiversity Offsetting
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DRC communities file complaint with German development bank to resolve century-old land conflict with palm oil company

Nine communities from the DR Congo took a historic step this week by filing a complaint with the complaints mechanism of the German development bank (Deutsche Investitions- und Entwicklungsgesellschaft – DEG)

6 November 2018
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Press release: Women demand that oil palm companies stop violence and give back community land

7 March 2018
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Your support is needed: Cameroon activists on trial for peaceful protest against Wall Street land grabber

29 January 2014

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Email: wrm@wrm.org.uy

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