First published by Fair World Project on 09/10/2018 Elizabeth Mpofu Food sovereignty is a feminist… Read more →
In the Media
In rural Paraguay, women are on the frontlines of a ‘race against time’ to save native seeds
Amid the spread of industrial farming, transgenic crops and seed patents, rural women are conserving… Read more →
At the National Meeting of Landless Children in Brazil, they debate cuts in education budget
This article by Rafael Tatemoto originally appeared on Brasil de Fato on 24 July 2018… Read more →
Harvest of Hope | The struggles of tenant farmers in Okara Military Farms, Pakistan
This article originally appeared on Newsline in its May Issue When the warm sun, that… Read more →
Oppression of Pakistan’s caricatured feudalism
May 14, 2018: Large swathes of Pakistan are in the stranglehold of caricatured feudalism. These… Read more →
MST director: Movement holds Brazil’s “most diverse fair”
First published by Brasil de Fato on May 3, 2018 “I dare say this is… Read more →
Agroecology is our best hope for sustainable development
First published by Farming Matters The Sustainable Development Goals present an impressive commitment to eradicating poverty, ending… Read more →
When organic agriculture meets corporate interests
Solutions to the problems facing agriculture today need to go beyond organic. They need to… Read more →
Traversing the dry corridor | an account of the peasant women cooperatives in Honduras
Environmental changes in the Dry Corridor – Corredor Seco – and Atlantic Coast have driven… Read more →
Grassroots and peasant’s movements deliver solutions that COP23 fails to provide
Nov 16, 2017 Food sovereignty and peasant agroecology – which should be understood in the… Read more →
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Our events
16 October: International Day of Action for Peoples’ Food Sovereignty and against Transnational corporations
Direct actions, activities held across the world in defence of food sovereignty and for the… Read more →