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Corporate Lobbies Seek to Expand Binding Treaty’s Scope to “All Business Enterprises” – Why It’s Problematic
The paper argues that the proposed expansion to include “all businesses”—including state-run enterprises without a transnational character—would severely undermine the future instrument’s effectiveness, allowing transnational corporations (TNCs) to deflect their responsibilities and evade cross-border liabilities.
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Brazil: Popular agrarian reform and the massification of agroecology are central proposals of the MST to the G20
The Landless Rural Workers Movement met in the central region of Rio de Janeiro to discuss the proposals to the heads of state attending in the G20 Summit, from 18 and 19 November. Among the proposals, the materialisation of popular agrarian reform and the massification of agroecology stand out as…
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International Day of Peasant Struggles
On April 17th La Via Campesina reaffirmed its solidarity and its firm opposition to all violations of human and peasant rights. We continue our struggle against neo-colonialism, patriarchy and capitalism. We are unwaveringly committed to a just transition to peasant agroecology as a fundamental part of achieving climate justice. These are the fundamental principles we promote in our global struggle for Food Sovereignty.
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