Estimated Potential State Revenue from OIL PALM TAX in Jambi Province
Estimated Potential State Revenue from OIL PALM TAX in Jambi Province This is the second study conducted regarding the potential […]
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Civil Society Demands That Danamon Bank Be Also Responsible for Climate Crisis Civil society sends gifts and flower bouquets to
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Demanding accountability
Demanding accountability Strengthening corporate accountability and supply chain due diligence to protect human rights and safeguard the environment Embargoed: 15
Civil Society Coalition Demands That MUFG and Bank Danamon Be Held Accountable for Forest Destruction, Climate Crisis and Human Rights Violation in Indonesia
Bank Danamon becomes MUFG’s subsidiary that is exempted from MUFG’s new palm oil and forestry policies, impairing the quality
updated Consumer Goods Forum letter
Dear Members of the Consumer Goods Forum: Ten years ago, the Consumer Goods Forum (CGF) made a commitment to end
Press Release
Suspected to be Partly Responsible for the Death of Marius Betera: PT Tunas Sawa Erna Must Remedy and Mitigate Human Rights Abuses
On May 16, 2020, a member of the Indonesian Police, Brigadier Police Melkianus Yowei (MY) assaulted and tortured a civilian
Statement
Statemen Letter on the Violence in Palm Oil Plantation PT. Tunas Sawa Erma, Jair District, Boven Digoel Regency, Papua Province
On May 16, 2020 , an Indonesian police officer, on behalf of police Brig Melkianus Yowei (MY), used physical violence
Statement
The Kota Kinabalu Statement On Palm Oil and Freedom of Expression
THE KOTA KINABALU STATEMENT ON PALM OIL AND FREEDOM OF EXPRESSION 7 February 2020 Kota Kinabalu, Sabah, Malaysia We, Indigenous
Financiers’ risks in the Indonesian pulp & paper sector
Group of CSOs and local communities from Riau, Jambi, North Sumatra, South Sumatra, West Kalimantan, North Kalimantan, Central Kalimantan and
State-Owned and Foreign and National Private Banks Exposed to Forest and Land Fires
17 holding groups controlling forest-burner companies have received at least US$19.2 billions in corporate loans and underwriting facilities since 2015.