Golden Agri, APRIL under fresh scrutiny for unsustainable practices
Golden Agri-Resources and APRIL, two Singapore-based firms implicated in last year’s worst haze crisis, have been accused of falling short […]
FPP: Indonesian palm oil developer’s efforts to conserve ‘forest carbon’ abuse community rights
PRESS RELEASE A new report, launched today, shows that efforts by one of Indonesia’s largest palm oil companies, PT SMART,
Indonesian palm oil developer’s efforts to conserve ‘forest carbon’ abuse community rights
17 January, 2014 PRESS INFORMATION – For immediate release A new report, launched today, shows that efforts by one of
Independent review of the social impacts of GAR FCP in Kapuas Hulu District West Kalimantan
This independent review is a publication that reveals social impacts of Golden Agri Resources’ forest conservation programme based on High
Business & Human Rights Resource Centre re companies responses to Conflict or Consent Publication
Forest Peoples Programme, Sawit Watch & TUK Indonesia report: “Conflict or consent? The oil palm sector at crossroads” In November
Demand for Palm Oil Fuels Land Conflicts in Africa, Southeast Asia
Kim Lewis Last updated on: November 14, 2013 9:53 AM As the world’s demand for palm oil increases, deforestation and
Palm Oil Companies Keep Breaking the Promises They Claim to Keep
by Kristina Chew November 11, 2013 8:30 am The Roundtable on Sustainable Palm Oil (RSPO) was created in 2004 by the palm oil industry and
Investigation shows inconsistency among ‘sustainable’ palm oil firms
Friday, November 8th, 2013 By Ilaria Bertini Many palm oil companies that promise to act sustainably have failed to do so,
Joint statement by participants assembled at the ‘’Conflict or Consent workshop’’
Medan, 8-10th November 2013. At the occasion of the Workshop Conflict or Consent, held prior to RSPO RT11, the participants
Palm oil companies ignoring community rights, new study shows
Diana Parker, Mongabay-Indonesia correspondent November 07, 2013 Some of the largest palm oil companies are clearing forests and peatlands without