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Action alerts

Stop SOCAPALM’s replanting operations!

Press release. SOCAPALM, a subsidiary of Socfin, must immediately cease replanting operations at Edea 1, in Cameroon.
13 August 2024
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Your support is needed! Sign this petition by women in Cameroon resisting industrial oil palm plantations

Sign this petition against the replanting of oil palm by Socapalm (Socfin/ Bolloré) in the vicinity of the homes and tombs of the neighbouring village Apouh à Ngog, in Edea-Cameroon.
28 November 2023
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Press release: Women demand that oil palm companies stop violence and give back community land

7 March 2018
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Land grabber's paradise: Cameroonian environmentalist faces trial, while charges against his attackers mysteriously "disappear"

17 June 2014
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Your support is needed: Cameroon activists on trial for peaceful protest against Wall Street land grabber

29 January 2014
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Letter sent by several NGOs to relevant UN Special Rapporteurs requesting they investigate and intervene in these cases of acts of repression and criminalisation of local organisations and activists in Cameroon

29 January 2014

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Email: wrm@wrm.org.uy

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