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Laos is at a crossroads – it can opt to keep on building mega-infrastructures ridden with external debts and marred by displacement of its people, or it can rethink economic

There are roughly 40 Indian farmers that commit suicide every day amid massive indebtedness, problematic agrarian programs and policies, and failed government promises. But arising from this pile of debts

On the morning of October 20, 43 members of the local chapter of the National Federation of Sugar Workers in the Philippines (NFSW) in Negros Occidental (a province about 782

While touted as engines of economic growth and for energy security, hydropower dams pursued for profits also result in displacement and destruction of livelihood and environment. The collapse of the

On April 6-9, 2018, PAN Asia Pacific (PANAP) joined an international fact-finding and solidarity mission (IFFSM) in Mindanao organized by the Kilusang Magbubukid ng Pilipinas or Peasant Movement of the

News Features PENANG, Malaysia – China’s rise as an economic and political power – and along with it its increasing appetite for land and resources – is one of the

“These trends challenge rural communities and advocates of the people’s right to land and resources, food sovereignty and genuine land reform, to remain unwavering in their efforts to build a