The G20 Meeting and Sustainable Finance: What should President Jokowi say in Hamburg?
The G20 heads of finance meeting ended on Saturday, March 18th, 2017. The results are really shocking to all parties […]
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Joint Press Release: Banks Must be Held Responsible for Hundreds of Conflicts over Land and Environmental Degradation
Jakarta – The expansion of oil palm plantations in Indonesia continues to increase at a very high speed, and has
Sime Darby urged to resolve long-standing land rights conflict
Jakarta January 19, 2017 SIME DARBY URGED TO RESOLVE LONG STANDING LAND RIGHTS CONFLICT BEFORE STOCK EXCHANGE LISTING FOR ITS
TuK INDONESIA Response to Sime Darby Statement on TuK Factsheet: “Sime Darby Landgrabbing in Indonesia”
Jakarta, December 14, 2016 – We refer to Statement on TUK Factsheet issued by Sime Darby Plantation on 8 November 2016.
First of its Kind Online Platform Reveals the Banks and Investors Financing Companies Linked to Tropical Forest Loss in Southeast Asia
Financial sector under the spotlight in new international push to protect forests and forest communities FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Contact: Blair
Press Release: Human Rights groups call for palm oil moratorium in Palawan, Philippines
11 November, 2015 ***Press Information for Immediate Release: 11th November 2015*** Human Rights groups call for palm oil moratorium in
Open Letter: Grave Concerns with Financing of Companies Link to Forest, Peat and Land Fires in Indonesia
Jakarta, 30th October 2015 Number : 01/DE-TuK/X/2015 Subject : Grave Concerns with Financing of Companies Link to Forest, Peat and
G20 – Preventing the Next Financial and Debt Crisis
12 June 2015 – Civil society actors from around the world1 have contributed to this paper, which is addressed to
Holcim Ltd Must Be Responsible for the Acquisition of the Rights to Cultivate of the People of Ringinrejo
Joint Press Statement ELSAM – Fransiscans International – Sitas Desa – Aryo Blitar Farmers Association (PPAB) – TuK Indonesia –
Press release – Tycoons in the Indonesian Palm Oil
Jakarta, February 12, 2015 The rapid expansion of Indonesian oil palm plantations creates serious environmental and social problems: vast amounts