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20th June 2013
Just Forests welcomes the decision by Minister for Agriculture, Food and the Marine Simon Coveney T.D., not to sell the state's timber harvesting right
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19th June 2013
The communique also acknowledges that climate change is "a contributing factor in increased economic and security risks globally" and commits the G8 to considering how to better respond to growing climate-related risks.
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18th June 2013
There can be no debating the extent of the abuse, the arrest of scores of lawyers who defend the rights of protesters, doctors who treat their wounds, clerics who grant haven to the wounded in their mosques, the nation perhaps irretrievably divided, the opposition smeared publicly as terrorists, police firing tear gas into private homes, and yes into hospitals and consulates and hotels - why would...
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13th June 2013
Global Witness and ECCHR filed a criminal complaint against the Swiss-German timber manufacturer accusing it of aiding and abetting grave human rights violations against members of a forest community in the DRC.
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13th June 2013
Money launderers, corrupt politicians, terrorists, arms traffickers, drug smugglers, and tax evaders all rely on two things to move their dirty money: company structures that allow them to hide their identity, and banks and other professionals willing to do business with them. Both are all-too available.
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12th June 2013
Multinational companies are profiting hand over fist from abusive
forestry practises in the Democratic Republic of Congo, where illegal
logging, mislabelled timber and false permits are widespread,
according to several non-governmental organisations.
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11th June 2013
Strangely missing from the New Alliance agreements is any commitment on the part of the G8 nations to change their own domestic policies. These could have included farm subsidies in Europe and the US, which undermine the markets for African produce, or biofuel quotas, which promote world hunger by turning food into fuel.
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11th June 2013
Cambodia's deforestation is the world's third highest, after Nigeria and Vietnam, according to the latest figures from the U.N. Food and Agriculture Organization. China is the biggest importer of timber, and the destination for much of Cambodia's beleaguered woodland.
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11th June 2013
Government is operating double standards when it comes to the draft climate legislation.
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5th June 2013
Ending the gag clause in Australia - what does it mean?
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