Job not yet done – why Indonesia’s palm oil moratorium needs to be extended to clean up the sector
The Government of Indonesia is being urged to extend a national palm oil moratorium due to end in September
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Tag: forest-governance
New EU sanctions target Myanmar timber and natural resources sector to choke off funds for the junta
The Council of the European Union today announced a new wave of sanctions against the brutal military regime in Myanmar
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If the Burmese people can sanction the illegitimate junta from within, what’s stopping the EU and UK?
It’s been almost four months since the corrupt Myanmar military seized power in a bloody coup, so why are some countries still dragging their feet over sanctions?
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Myanmar junta looks to line its pockets and fund the coup with massive auction of illegal timber
The brutal military junta which seized control of Myanmar on 1 February is seeking an injection of hard currency by selling off thousands of tonnes of illegal timber to international markets
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China’s hosting of biodiversity summit is a big chance to show leadership on the world stage
China is for the first time due to host a major international biological diversity conference – and EIA is urging it to start tackling environmental crime and exploitation as a priority
Myanmar junta’s environment minister is hit with tough new sanctions by the US Treasury
A key figure in the Myanmar military coup and the country’s natural resources sector has been slapped with sanctions by the US Government
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