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Jarai Call for Vietnamese Rubber Companies to Cease Logging

20 December 2012
The Cambodia Daily
Agricultural production / Agriculture and fishing / Community forest / Crop products and commodities / Economic land concessions and plantations / Environment and natural resources / Environmental and biodiversity protection / Ethnic minorities and indigenous people / Forest classifications / Forest products / Forests and forestry / Human rights / Land / Land tenure and land titling / Logging and timber / National parks and wildlife sanctuaries / Public land lease / Rubber / Social development
Adhoc / ancestral land / communal land title / Company 72 / Day Dong Yoeung / ethnic Jarai community / Forestry Administration / Forestry Law / Human Rights group / Lom village / luxury woods / O’Yadaw district / Paknhai commune / Phnom Krahorm / Phnom Thmorda / Ratanakkiri Province / Vietnamese rubber companies

Representatives of an ethnic Jarai community in Ratanakkiri province’s O’Yadaw district, along with local human rights group Adhoc, have called on two Vietnamese rubber companies to cease the clearing of forests on their ancestral land and exporting the logs to Vietnam. The companies, Day Dong Yoeun ...

http://www.cambodiadaily.com

Ethnic group press for communal title

11 December 2012
The Phnom Penh Post
Agricultural production / Agriculture and fishing / Crop products and commodities / Economic land concessions and plantations / Ethnic minorities and indigenous people / Land / Land tenure and land titling / Public land lease / Rubber / Social development
Adhoc / Company 72 / Day Dong Yoeung / ethnic-minority families / Forest / Forestry Administration / indigenous minorities / Jarai / Land Law / Land rights / Land titles / Lom village / luxury woods / minority group / O’Yadav district / Paknhai commune / private land title / Ratanakkiri Province / rubber plantations / traditional cultural heritage / traditional lifestyles / transparency / Vietnamese companies

Economic land concessions granted to a pair of Vietnamese companies in Ratanakkiri’s O’Yadav district were endangering the traditional lifestyles of as many as 200 ethnic-minority families, villagerstold the Post yesterday. As the companies actively cleared forest to make room for the eventual rubber plantations, the government ...

http://www.phnompenhpost.com/index.php/2012121160207/National-news/ethnic-group-press-for-communal-title.html

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