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In 2023, European Coordination Via Campesina (ECVC) wrote a proposal for a European directive on agricultural land based on Article 17 – right to land – of UNDROP. European directives are legislative acts that give general objectives to the member countries of the European Union, and the countries must then take measures to make these…
Peasants Rights Now!
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ILO Policy guidelines for the promotion of decent work in the agri-food sector
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