Industry

 Master violators

Will the real land sharks please stand up?

Publication Date: 
14/09/2004
Down to Earth
Tags:
Religious Places, Land Encroachments, Land Use, Planning, Industry, Legislation, Governance, Delhi
Mining

 Double whammy

Peruvian local communities are on the warpath. They are accusing mining companies of not only causing contamination in the region, but also holding them responsible for the seizure of their land.

Publication Date: 
14/08/2002
Down to Earth
Tags:
Land Encroachments, Mining, Community Groups, Peru
India

 Unceremoniously dumped

Assam s evicted encroachers show legal proof of residence

Publication Date: 
29/06/2002
Nava Thakuria, Lian Chawii
Down to Earth
Tags:
Forests, Land Encroachments, Waterlogging, Rehabilitation, Electricity, Legislation, Supreme Court, NGO, India, Assam
India

 Beyond progress

compulsory acquisition of land by public and private sector companies often displaces people, forcing them to give up their homes, assets, means of livelihood and even vocation. More often than

Publication Date: 
14/06/1998
Down to Earth
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Tags:
Land Encroachments, Migration, Slums, Poverty, India
Mining

 Brazil

A 400-strong group took part in a demonstration to remove miners and woodcutters from the Sarare indegenous area in the state of Mato Grosso on January 11. The demonstration was supported by the

Publication Date: 
14/02/1997
Down to Earth
Tags:
Land Encroachments, Mining, Conflicts, Brazil
Poverty

 The land rush

DEVELOPMENT discourse in the post-World War II era centred on social and economic inequality. Rural poverty was linked directly to iniquitous land ownership and it was felt public policy had to take

Publication Date: 
14/01/1994
Pranab Mukhopadhyaya
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Tags:
Land Resources, Land Encroachments, Deforestation, Migration, Poverty
Forests

 Whose land?

The Kerala High Court has blocked the state government's highly-publicised distribution of 28,588 ha of forest land to migrant farmers who occupied the land prior to 1977. On September 15, the court

Publication Date: 
30/10/1993
Down to Earth
Tags:
Forests, Land Encroachments, Migration, Farmers, Tribals, Kerala
Mining

 Tribals in danger

Miners have once again encroached upon the land allotted to the Yanomami, South America's largest surviving tribe of forest Indians. The miners have been ordered on three previous occasions to

Publication Date: 
30/05/1993
Down to Earth
Tags:
Land Encroachments, Mining, Tribals, Brazil

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