Rotterdam Convention

After more than a decade of lobbying, the Rotterdam Convention on Prior Informed Consent finally became a treaty—a major milestone for PAN’s advocacy work on pesticides.

That same year, amid the onslaught of the Asian financial crisis, PANAP became part of the Asia-Pacific People’s Assembly in Kuala Lumpur, which had participants from over 300 organisations in 30 countries. PANAP held a forum focusing on globalisation and its effects on the land and resources of the rural poor—and began to situate itself in larger, more political struggles.

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Ban Highly Hazardous Pesticides

Pesticides are a major health and environmental threat that must be eliminated

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How children are impacted by pesticides and how we can protect them

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The movement for an alternative to chemical-based, corporate agriculture

No Land, No Life

Communities fighting back against land and resource grabbing

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Rural women assert their rights to to health, safe environment and sustainable livelihoods.

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