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BBC: Kenya's Ogiek People are Being Evicted for Carbon Credits • Watts Up With That? - Vimarsana News

BBC: Kenya's Ogiek People are Being Evicted for Carbon Credits • Watts Up With That?

More Carbon Credit crimes against humanity?

Kenya's Ogiek people being evicted for carbon credits - Vimarsana News

Kenya's Ogiek people being evicted for carbon credits

Leaders of the Ogiek community say armed forest rangers are "pulling down houses with axes and hammers".

Source: yahoo.com
Kenya's Ogiek people being evicted for carbon credits - lawyers - Vimarsana News

Kenya's Ogiek people being evicted for carbon credits - lawyers

Leaders of the Ogiek community say armed forest rangers are "pulling down houses with axes and hammers".

Source: bbc.co.uk
The 30x30 target: more opportunity, less threat than expected? - Vimarsana News

The 30x30 target: more opportunity, less threat than expected?

Amid mixed views of the final form of the 30x30 target agreed at the CBD COP15, Orla Corbisiero and Phil Franks review the reactions of many organisations that support Indigenous Peoples and local communities (IP and LCs) to consider whether the target presents more of an opportunity and less of a threat to IP and LCs than they had anticipated prior to COP15

Source: iied.org
Forest peoples accuse governments of using pandemic to damage jungles – dpa international - Vimarsana News

Forest peoples accuse governments of using pandemic to damage jungles – dpa international

Forest peoples accuse governments of using pandemic to damage jungles – dpa international Indigenous activists putting on a traditional dance performance during a 2017 AMAN conference in Tanjung Gusto, North Sumatra, Indonesia. (Simon Roughneen) DUBLIN — The novel coronavirus pandemic has facilitated government-backed “economic opportunism” in the world’s rainforests, according to a report published on Thursday. Authorities in Brazil, Colombia, the Democratic Republic of the Congo, Indonesia and Peru “have set aside social and environmental safeguards in favour of destructive dev...