Land and Rights Watch 2024

by PAN Asia Pacific

August 27, 2025

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In 2024, PAN Asia Pacific's (PANAP) Land & Rights Watch report monitored nine Indigenous Peoples who were killed in rela􀀰on to land conflicts and struggles. Ninety-eight were also arrested, while 38 were harassed or threatened. Around 2,400 were displaced due to land and resource grabbing.

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