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Hundreds of Indian land laws cause confusion, conflict: researchers
Shipra Deo, Landesa Director Of Women’s Land Rights in India, was interviewed by Reuters Foundation’s Place about women’s inheritance rights
Law of the Land: Women Gain Ground in Courts Around the World
Women Deliver published a blog by Beth Roberts and Godfrey Massay that highlights recent legal gains for women’s land rights –
New Online Discussion Aims To Support the Passage of a Bill that Safeguards the Land Rights of All Liberians
Understand the context behind Liberia’s ongoing Land Rights Bill debate, and join the Land Portal online discussion from July 18
Women call on Liberia’s Weah to keep his promise of equal land rights
Thomson Reuters Foundation interviewed Landesa’s Africa director Jennifer Duncan about the most current draft of Liberia’s Land Rights Act and
LANDESA, IN COMPLIANCE WITH NEW REGULATIONS, APPROVED TO CONTINUE LAND POLICY WORK IN MAINLAND CHINA
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Contact: Tyler Roush tylerr@landesa.org | 206-257-6135 SEATTLE, Wash. — Landesa, a US-based global nonprofit organization focused on
Sustaining Sustainable Development: Leveraging Human Rights Norms to Implement Land-related Goals
Impakter published a blog by Beth Roberts on how international standards for human rights can strengthen implementation of the Sustainable
William H. Gates Sr. to Receive the Roy L. Prosterman Humanitarian Award
Landesa’s Annual Seed the Change Gala William H. Gates Sr. to Receive The Roy L. Prosterman Humanitarian Award For Immediate
Now, nameplates in Satara have both Mr and Mrs
An article on joint titling in the Satara district of Maharashtra state, India, cites a 2014 study conducted by Landesa.
Full implementation of the SDGs land rights indicators needed to ensure a successful Agenda 2030
Recommendation for the Inter-Agency Expert Group on SDGs (IAEG-SDG) meeting, 11-14 November 2017, Manama, Bahrain In 2015, all countries committed
Joint Statement on International Day of Rural Women
In an unprecedented development, the United Nations Working Group on Discrimination Against Women in Law and Practice recently adopted a position paper
