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New Research Suggests Unless Indigenous Peoples Land Rights Are Protected, Efforts to Reduce Deforestation Coupled with Sustainable Development May Be Jeopardized
Voice of America
11 .02. 2016  
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Home » Blog » Press Coverage » New Research Suggests Unless Indigenous Peoples Land Rights Are Protected, Efforts to Reduce Deforestation Coupled with Sustainable Development May Be Jeopardized

Press Coverage   |   11 .02. 2016   |   Voice of America

As seen on Voice of America‘s Africa News Tonight, February 3, 2016

 

https://rightsandresources.org/wp-content/uploads/VOA_2-3-2016_RRI-New-Research.mp3

 

 

 

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