Indigenous Peoples | REDD-Monitor

Sabah’s Nature Conservation Agreement: A two million hectare carbon deal involving a fake director, an inequitable agreement, a history of destructive logging, massive corruption, a series of offshore companies, and a sprinkling of neocolonial racism

Sabah’s Nature Conservation Agreement, Jeffrey Kitingan and Stan Lassa Golokin, the Sabah Foundation and Innoprise Corporation.

Papua New Guinea’s politicians hypocritically claim to be saviours of the rainforest, while allowing forest destruction to continue.

The 30×30 target for protected areas will not protect biodiversity but could result in serious impacts for Indigenous Peoples.

A new report by Cambodian and Korean NGOs reveals large-scale deforestation in the Tumring REDD Project.

An Alternative Congress under the slogan “Our Land, Our Nature” will highlight the dark side of conservation, rooted in racism and colonialism.