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Women in Resistance

When forests are destroyed, women in forest-dependent communities are hit hard: Their living conditions are particularly precarious; and providing food, medicine, materials and clean water becomes even harder. The traditional knowledge and wisdom that women pass down from generation to generation are also at risk. That is why women are often on the frontlines of the resistance to forest destruction.

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Other information 3 December 2013

Women of the Amazon defend the rainforest from the dangers of oil drilling

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Bulletin articles 30 May 2012

Oil palm plantation workers in Central America: The experience of Rel-UITA

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Bulletin articles 30 March 2009

Women raise their voices in three continents

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