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Peugeot: act against land-grabs in Cambodia now

Inclusive Development International joined partners Equitable Cambodia and Mighty Earth in an open letter to Peugeot, a global automobile brand, calling on the company to use its substantial influence to ensure the return of land, restoration of degraded forests and waterways, and full compensation to Indigenous communities in Cambodia’s Ratanakiri province whose land and livelihoods […]

Lighting the path to justice: Our 2020 Annual Report

>> Download our 2020 Annual Report: Lighting the path to justice When Inclusive Development International takes on a new case supporting communities to defend their rights against a harmful corporate project, we commit for the long haul.  We’re really pleased to share our 2020 Annual Report because it highlights several significant victories that have been many years in the […]

Joint Submission on the Aluminum Stewardship Initiative’s Standards Revision Process

Inclusive Development International and Human Rights Watch wrote today to the Australia-based Aluminum Stewardship Initiative (ASI) to propose revisions to its Performance Standard and auditing process. ASI is a multi-stakeholder initiative that was formed in 2015 to “recognize and collaboratively foster responsible production, sourcing and stewardship of aluminum. ” It is currently undertaking a public […]

Announcing the People’s Map of Global China

Inclusive Development International is excited to welcome the launch of The People’s Map of Global China. Using an interactive, open access, and online ‘map’ format, the map is a collaboration between nongovernmental organizations, journalists, trade unions, academics, and the public at large to provide updated and updatable information on various dimensions of Global China in their […]

Barclays and Credit Suisse rule out supporting East African Crude Oil Pipeline in the face of growing community concern

Prominent commercial banks Barclays and Credit Suisse have both declared they will not provide financing for the construction of the world’s biggest heated crude oil pipeline proposed by French oil company Total and the China National Offshore Oil Corporation. The banks provided statements making clear they will not support the East Africa Crude Oil Pipeline after an open letter endorsed by […]

Communities call on Indonesian government to reject dangerous mine in North Sumatra

Concerned communities in North Sumatra are calling on the Indonesian government to deny developers an environmental permit for a proposed lead-zinc mine they believe will threaten their lives, homes and livelihoods. The call comes as the government edges closer to approving the DairI Prima Mineral mining project in Dairi Regency, a joint venture between the […]