Indigenous Peoples' Struggles

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Bulletin articles 25 October 2023

The Batwa and the Kahuzi-Biega National Park in the DRC: Will the new law on Indigenous Peoples help the Batwa recover their land?

With the support of international funding, the establishment of the Kahuzi-Biega National Park has led to the forced and violent eviction of the Batwa Indigenous People. The DRC government recently passed a new law on the rights of Indigenous Peoples, which, though a step forward, does not apply to lands that have already been designated as protected areas, nor does it make any mention of historic injustices.

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Bulletin articles 18 July 2007

Central Africa: Deforestation brings HIV/AIDS to indigenous communities, mainly women

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Bulletin articles 19 June 2007

Central African Indigenous Peoples: Losing their health along with their forest

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Bulletin articles 19 May 2007

DRC: Efe Pygmies deprived of their homeland and their livelihood

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Bulletin articles 6 May 2006

Democratic Republic of Congo: The World Bank acknowledges failure in EESRSP project

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Bulletin articles 29 July 2004

Congo, Democratic Republic: Pygmies stand up to World Bank logging development

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Bulletin articles 3 May 2004

Central Africa: The Twa Alienation from their Forests Impact Doubly on Women

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Bulletin articles 12 February 2004

The Impact of Protected Areas on Twa Women

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Bulletin articles 3 May 2003

Rwanda: Indigenous Batwa Opening Channels of Cooperation with Conservation

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Bulletin articles 11 February 2003

Congo, Democratic Republic: Mbuti forest peoples' survival threatened

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Bulletin articles 13 February 2001

Congo, D.R: The case of the Twa of the Kahuzi-Biega National Park

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Bulletin articles 17 September 2000

Zimbabwe: Demystifying the role of "the poor" in forest destruction