Nyéléni Global Forum builds struggle for sovereignty and human rights
“The Forum stands as a global platform of resistance and solidarity,” reads the opening press release
Trump admin grants white South Africans refugee status amid broader immigration crackdown
Amid Trump’s crackdown on immigration, mass deportations, and limitations of refugees from countries such as Sudan and the Democratic Republic of Congo, white South Africans receive special exception
Families settled in Amazon’s most violent area will have land demarcated after a decade of threats
The landless families living in the area have been attacked by land grabbers and have had their houses burned down.
“Land has to be in the hands of the people,” says Lula at agrarian reform rally with MST
In an MST camp, the federal government announced the delivery of more than 12,000 plots in 138 settlements.
Del robo colonial a la justicia agraria: el largo camino de Sudáfrica hacia la reforma agraria
La Ley de Expropiación de Sudáfrica ha provocado un debate en el país sobre el persistente modelo racista de tenencia de la tierra en el país, además de haber desatado una disputa diplomática con Estados Unidos.
One month after Brazil’s MST encampment massacre, masterminds are still unidentified
The attack on the Olga Benário settlement on January 10 killed two people and injured six.
People’s movements raise concern over EU-Mercosur agreement
Experts and social movements worry about the agreement’s potential negative impacts on Brazilian industry and peasant struggle
Abahlali baseMjondolo condemns forced evictions in South Africa
100 days into the Government of National Unity, the shack dwellers movement condemns a sharp uptick in forced evictions in informal settlements
Ninety-one years ago, the Brazilian heroine Maragarida Alves was born
The union leader and farmer Margarida Alves was killed in 1983, but continues to inspire struggles for women and peasant rights






