Western conservation funding will lead to “genocide“- says Indigenous Sengwer
In a letter released today by Survival International, the Sengwer people from Kenya appeal to the Western public “to stop funding conservation…
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Community Land Rights: Women Leaders BootCamp held at Twala Cultural Center in Il Polei, Laikipia
The BootCamp jointly organized by Namati, Samburu Women Trust, and IMPACT Trust brought together 40 Community Land Rights Women Leaders drawn from the counties of Laikipia and Isiolo.
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A HUGE win for the Indigenous Ogiek People at the African Court, Arusha
The African Court on Human and People’s Rights (AfCHPR) unanimously ruled in favor of the Ogiek People and rejected Kenya’s government objections and ordered the government to title Ogiek ancestral
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Ruling on Ngorongoro Maasai land dispute postponed until September, EACJ
The East African Court of Justice, First Instance Division has postponed a ruling over the Ngorongoro Maasai land dispute in Tanzania until September.
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STOP! The eviction of the Indigenous Maasai people from their ancestral land
The Maasai are being violently evicted to make room for trophy hunting carried out by Otterlo Business Corporation. The company organizes hunting for Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum…
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Court Halts Attempts of Improper Community Land Registration Process in Taita Taveta | Mramba Community Land
The decision of Taita Taveta Community Land Registrar to issue the notice for the meeting to elect CLCM was done despite objections from members of the community.
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Organized violence against indigenous Batwa in Kahuzi-Biega National Park, groups report
Over the last three years, Batwa people have been assaulted, tortured, raped, and murdered by institutions that are supposed to be protecting the Congo’s rich biodiversity.
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5th Anniversary of the ACHPR ruling in favour of the Ogiek People of Kenya
This month marks the fifth anniversary of the African Court on Human and Peoples Rights (ACHPR) landmark judgment in the…
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Tanzania: Around 70,000 Maasai in Loliondo to face forceful eviction to make space for trophy hunting and elite tourism
If carried out, the outcome of the eviction will be the mass displacement of over 70,000 Maasai people and their more than 200,000 livestock.
