Fast-wood
Plantations, Economic Concessions and Local Livelihoods in Cambodia
- The NGO Forum on Cambodia - Final Report (pdf 3.74 MB)
Danzer
involved in bribery and illegal logging
by
Greenpeace - June 2004
The
Untouchables. Rimbunan Hijau’s world of forest crime & political
patronage
by Greenpeace
- February 2004
Facing
reality: how to stop the import of illegal timber into the EU
by FERN, Greenpeace & WWF - April 2004
Un
informe de Greenpeace desvela la situación de violencia y esclavitud
en la Amazonía
por Greenpeace,
noviembre de 2003
Logging
in the tropics. Forests Monitor reports on:
Partners
in mahogany
crime. Amazon at the mercy of
‘gentlemen’s agreements’
by Greenpeace International, October 2001
Sold
Down the River /
La forêt prise en otage.
The need to control transnational forestry corporations: a European
case study
by Forests Monitor Ltd, March 2001
Against
the law - The G8 and the illegal timber trade
Greenpeace, 2000.
Buying
Destruction - A Greenpeace report for corporate consumers
of
forest products, 1999.
Deforestación
y pobreza en Africa Tropical
Greenpeace España
High
Stakes: The need to control transnational logging companies: a Malaysian
case study
by World Rainforest Movement & Forests Monitor Ltd, August
1998 (available also in
Spanish, French and
Malay)
Logging
and Tribal Rights in Suriname
by
Fergus MacKay, Forest Peoples Programme
Environmental
and Social Impact Assessment of Logging Operations in the West Coast
of Manus Area, Manus Province, Papua New Guinea.
by Cain Lomai Pwesei
Illegal
Logging in Indonesia, South East Asia and International Consumption
of Illegally Sourced Timber,
by EIA and Telapak
Protecting
Biodiversity-Rich Forests from Industrial Logging
Union of Concerned Scientists - Global Environment Program
European
League Table of Imports of Illegal Tropical Timber
Briefing by Friends of the Earth