A report released by Milieudefensie / Friends of the Earth Netherlands warns that corporations with long track records of forest destruction and community rights violations stand to profit from carbon market laws that are being developed in Colombia, Indonesia and Malaysia. In Liberia, the report reveals a legislative process that for years has been driven by foreign agencies’ carbon trading agendas rather than the needs of forest-dependent communities. These carbon market laws risk undermining hard-won advances in the recognition of Indigenous Peoples’ rights and community control over the customary lands they depend on.
Read the full report in Spanish
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