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Land Reform for the Modern Era
This blog originally appeared on Devex. By Joe Studwell and Chris Jochnick After World War II, land reform programs in
Why Land is a Feminist Issue
This blog was originally published by the International Land Coalition. By Tzili Mor We feminize our planet by calling it
Liberia is at a crossroads: recognizing land rights can safeguard against violence
By Jennifer Duncan & Jaron Vogelsang The government of Liberia has an unprecedented opportunity to pass progressive land reform legislation
Granting Women Their Land Rights Benefits Everyone
This article was originally published by News Deeply. By Melany Grout A majority of the world’s poorest share three traits:
Why restrictions on renting agricultural land in India must go
This blog originally appeared in Scroll.in. By Sanjoy Patnaik Nearly one-third of India is reeling under drought, evident from reports
India’s Land for Rent: The Future of Indian Land Reform
This article originally appeared in Foreign Affairs. By Tim Hanstad India is among the world’s top producers of many things:
Democracy and/or Land Reform?
By Roy Prosterman When apartheid ended in South Africa in 1994 just under 60,000 white-owned farms covered the majority of
Why gender equality must include customary laws
This blog was originally published by World Economic Forum. By Tzili Mor One of the greatest challenges facing women in
Making the Sustainable Development Goals a Reality for Women in Tanzania
This blog was originally published by Thomson Reuters Foundation Women’s rights advocates from Tanzania’s civil society and the government sector
On Women’s Equality Day, Why Agitating for Gender Equity Still Matters
Ninety-five years ago today women in the United States gained access to the ballot box, thanks to the passage of
