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[Info EN] "We shall not rest until we’ve freed all our political prisoners", affirms Via Campesina
by La Via Campesina 30 Aug '16

30 Aug '16

"WE SHALL NOT REST UNTIL WE'VE FREED ALL OUR POLITICAL PRISONERS", AFFIRMS VIA CAMPESINA [1] Published on Tuesday, 30 August 2016 16:30 [2]MEETING IN BRASIL Between 18th and 20th August, La Via Campesina held a Conference on Human Rights [3]at the Florestan Fernandes National School (Guararema, São Paulo) in which people's lawyers, rural movements and organisations discussed the criminalisation of the worldwide struggle borne by social movements. They brought forth a multitude of proposals aimed at strengthening, expanding and substantiating LVC's Collective of Human Rights. In an interview for the MST website, Leandro Scalabrin - a people's lawyer for the Movement of Peoples Affected by Dams (MAB) - shared some of these proposals and stressed the vitality of implementing these in the prevailing circumstances. "The meeting went well, we came out feeling very motivated and the Collective strengthened and broadened. We managed to delve into the subject of our International Campaigns in order to implement them in every country and we identified the common challenges posed by the criminalisation of social struggle worldwide. This work will be multiplied across all continents and we'll build a safety net for human rights advocates. We shall not rest until we've freed all our political prisoners." Approximately 60 militants from 18 countries in Africa, Asia, Europe and America partook in the conference, who also engaged with the topic of International Treaties, which involves peasants' rights and examines the relation between TNCs and Human Rights. In this regard, Scalabrin highlighted that LVC denounces the "architecture of impunity which allows transnational corporations to command the state, approve laws, and create institutions that serve private interests to the detriment of public goods and human rights." In other words, governments are required to "hold corporations legally accountable for their actions or omissions when they violate human rights in our countries." _Continue below for the full interview_ MST WEBSITE: ONE CORE THEME OF THE DEBATE WAS THE CRIMINALISATION OF SOCIAL MOVEMENTS. WHAT ACTIONS WERE ENVISAGED TO UPHOLD LVC'S INTERNATIONAL COORDINATION? Leandro Scalabrin: The information brought forth by the participants at the conference confirmed the existence of innumerable peasants that have been detained, 'disappeared', forced into exile, met with violence and other criminal acts in all continents. We're dealing with a wave of criminalisation of peoples and movements who are part of La Via Campesina. There are also political prisons for people who organise the struggle for their rights and are thus treated as criminals. In light of this, we discussed the necessity of consolidating LVC's Collective of Human Rights and of establishing an International Human Rights Network through which violations of peasants' rights would be exposed, and also in order to guarantee that appropriate actions are preceded by broad support and disclosure - in addition to cooperating with already existing networks and organisations working in this area. CAN YOU PROVIDE SOME EXAMPLES OF THIS WAVE OF CRIMINALISATION? In Brasil, there are 44 political prisoners, 10 peasants and 34 indigenous people. The National Security Act has already been used against social movements, and now they are using Statute 12.850, which is applied to criminal organisations. This is notably the case of MST in Goiás. Valdir Misnerovics and Luis Batista Borges have both been incarcerated since April and May, based on the law against criminal organisations, for having defended and called for agrarian reform in Brazil. There are criminalised people in France and Spain too, and the situation in Paraguay, Argentina and Honduras is very delicate, but with recurring characteristics: violence at demonstrations, police brutality, incarceration, legal actions. In Honduras, Berta Cáceres was assassinated, and in Brazil Elton Brum dos Santos was killed by the police with a bullet in his back. WHAT MECHANISMS WERE DISCUSSED IN ORDER TO GUARANTEE THAT EFFECTIVE ACTIONS WOULD BE TAKEN IN CASE OF VIOLATIONS? In order to deal with this difficult reality - other than proposing an LVC International Human Rights Network joined by allied organisations in order to establish self-protection mechanisms - legal defence and public denouncement through the international Human Rights systems were emphasised. We name this bundle of actions as the "Alert System". One of its main objectives is to guarantee the self-protection of those who defend human rights. LVC WORKS ON JOINT CAMPAIGNS FOR THE SAKE OF MOBILISATION AND AWARENESS RAISING IN VARIOUS QUESTIONS, IN THE CASE OF POLITICAL PRISONERS, WHAT PROPOSALS SHOULD BE BROUGHT FORTH? The proposal to establish a network within LVC's Collective of Human Rights, as well as the "Alert System", represent in themselves steps taken towards mobilisation against political prisons. Furthermore, we shall work on a campaign, building on existing ones, for the sake of liberating the political prisoners. Departing from this initiative, the idea is to shed light on our offensive against the criminalisation of LVC's social movements. ANOTHER IMPORTANT POINT OF DISCUSSION WAS THAT OF INTERNATIONAL TREATIES. WHAT INITIATIVES CAN BE EXPECTED TO BE TAKEN IN ORDER TO EXPAND THE DISSEMINATION OF ITS PROCESSES? We will conduct seminars to announce said proposals and meet with national governments in every country in order to present legal projects, such as in the proposals that appear in the Declaration of Rights of Peasants - Women and Men and the Binding Treaty on Transnational Corporations and Human Rights. We will demand in each and every nation that respective governments vote in favour of the Declaration of Rights of Peasants - Women and Men, as well as in favour of implementing the Binding Treaty on Transnational Corporations and Human Rights. LVC was present in the international mobilisation that took place in Geneva in 2014, during the 26th UN Convention on Human Rights when we managed to pass a resolution destined to render TNCs accountable for the human rights violations caused through or because of their activities. It was a close call, as 20 countries voted in favour, 14 against and 13 abstained, including Brazil. The UN recently established an intergovernmental working group tasked with bringing forth the accountability standards. LVC IS PRESENT IN BOTH INSTANCES. WHAT ARE THE MAIN CONCERNS DEFENDED BY PEASANTS' MOVEMENTS WITHIN THESE TREATIES? We expose the system of impunity which allows private corporations to command the state, approve laws, and create institutions that serve private interests to the detriment of public goods and human rights. Such processes are entangled with the construction of dams, financing of electoral campaigns, the contamination of our food with toxicants, the corporate appropriation of land and labour. Governments need to establish legal procedures which hold corporations accountable for their actions or omissions when they violate human rights in our countries. One such example is the Samarco-Vale/BHP incident in Brazil, where more than 200 thousand people fell victim to human rights violations. HOW WOULD LVC EVALUATE THE CONFERENCE AND WHAT CAN BE EXPECTED WHEN IT COMES TO CONCRETISING THE COLLECTIVE OF HUMAN RIGHTS IN THE NEXT PERIOD? The meeting went well, we came out feeling very motivated and the Collective strengthened and broadened. We managed to delve into the subject of our International Campaigns in order to implement them in every country and we identified the common challenges posed by the criminalisation of social struggle worldwide. These efforts will be multiplied across all continents and we'll build a safety net for our human rights advocates. We shall not rest until we've freed all our political prisoners. August 22, 2016 Links: ------ [1] https://viacampesina.org/en/index.php/main-issues-mainmenu-27/human-rights-… [2] https://viacampesina.org/en/images/2016-08-30%20Brazil%20Meeting.JPG [3] https://viacampesina.org/en/index.php/main-issues-mainmenu-27/human-rights-…

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[Info EN] Declaration of LVC Delegation to the 2016 World Social Forum
by La Via Campesina 22 Aug '16

22 Aug '16

Declaration of LVC Delegation to the 2016 World Social Forum Montreal, Quebec, August 14, 2016 "We not only believe that another world is necessary, the members of La Vía Campesina are already building a better world." Carlos Marentes, co-coordinator of the North America Region of LVC We, representatives of member organizations of La Vía Campesina from the North America Region (Union Paysanne from Quebec, National Farmers Union, Canada, National Family Farm Coalition, Rural Coalition and Border Agricultural Workers Project from United States), accompanied by LVC members from Europe, Palestine and Brazil took part in the World Social Forum in Montreal, Quebec from August 9-14, 2016. We were graciously hosted by the Union paysanne and reaffirmed our support for their struggle to end the syndicate-monopoly control of agriculture in Quebec, adding our voice to the demand that "There is no Food Sovereignty without Peasant sovereignty". In our press conference of August 11th, Maxime Laplante declared: "The Quebec situation is extremely particular in that there is in Quebec only one organization having the right to represent farmers here, to negotiate with the government or to intervene in the management of marketing plans, marketing, etc. That organization is the Union des Producteurs Agricoles (UPA). It is the only organization with the legal right to represent farmers." La Via Campesina North America woman coordinator and vice-chair of the National Family Farm Coalition Dena Hoff stated: ''The whole region of La Via Campesina stands behind Union paysanne in its demands for recognition by the government of Quebec as the voice of the peasants struggling for food sovereignty." The LVC delegation participated enthusiastically in the opening march, in many workshops, panels and assemblies on the themes of food sovereignty, the right to food, post extractive societies, agro-ecology and peoples agrarian reform, and the future of the WSF, among many topics, together with allies like ETC Group, Grain, Climate Space, the Indigenous Environmental Network (IEN), Global Justice Now, USC Canada, SUCO, Why Hunger, Grassroots Global Justice Alliance, Global Forest Coalition, Focus on the Global South, Development and Peace, Inter-Pares, Vigilance OGM Québec, and others. As Dena Hoff, stated: "The fight for food sovereignty will be won with a million grassroots efforts". At a time of deepening crises in the world, including massive suffering of migrants fleeing war, increasing poverty and hunger, extreme weather events, corporate driven land and resource grabs, the expansion and consolidation of big agribusiness and monocultures of feed and fuel plantations across the planet, we declare our firm commitment as LVC to the life-or-death struggle for food sovereignty, a peoples agrarian reform, seed and biodiversity sovereignty, the democratization of the food system and the strong defense of human rights. We question the use of the concept of "agro-ecology" and climate buzzwords that are removed from the context of food sovereignty and used as a means of justifying an expansion of "green washing" or for NGO fund raising. We insist that agro-ecology signifies a validation of small and medium scale farming, peasant-led research and innovation, and it signifies the integration of traditional practices, and peasant and rural community control of our seeds. Food sovereignty is the right of farmers and eaters to control their own food production, processing and distribution with culturally appropriate foods and equitable compensation and dignity for food providers. We assert that small-scale farming, fishing, herding, hunting and gathering are essential in the struggle to bring relief to climate change and continue feeding humanity. We seek access to land for all, especially youth with the drive to feed their communities. We seek an end to the invasion of GMO seeds into our territories and we demand the right of farmers to continue to produce, save and share their own seeds. We say "No" to corporate agriculture and say "Yes" to the people of the land and to the peasant way. LVC also publically criticized the Canadian Government because many leaders of important social movements were unable to attend the WSF as many hundreds of visas were denied, including the visas of two of the peasant leaders in our delegation. We have also taken the opportunity provided by the WSF 2016 to express our solidarity with all the movements currently fighting against violence, dispossession, exclusion and the attacks against the democratic rights of people. We specially expressed our solidarity with the struggle of the Palestinian people against the oppression, and exploitation at the hands of Zionist Settler Colonialism, the struggle of our compañeras and compañeros of the Landless Movement of Brazil against the recent State Coup, the First Nations courageous struggle against the threats to the integrity of their land posed by tar-sand exploitation, pipelines and other destructive actions by capital, and the fight against the increasing violence against black people and therefore we fully support the Black Lives Matter Movement. ¡GLOBALIZE THE STRUGGLE, GLOBALIZE HOPE! Given in Montreal, Quebec, on August 14, 2016

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[Info EN] La Via Campesina | e-Newsletter | July 2016
by La Via Campesina 11 Aug '16

11 Aug '16

La Via Campesina | e-Newsletter | July, 2016 Donate [1] This edition of the newsletter is the result of a collective effort of organisations, which are part of_ La Via Campesina_ movement worldwide. To subscribe click here [2] VIA CAMPESINA JOINS 2016 WORLD SOCIAL FORUM TO STRENGTHEN AND ADVANCE FOOD SOVEREIGNTY AND PEASANTS' RIGHTS ------------------------- Several delegates comprising women, men, youth, and representing peasants and migrant agricultural and rural workers from several regions of La Via Campesina, will carry messages of global solidarity and food sovereignty at the 2016 World Social Forum this August. The Forum, which is a collective call for a sustainable and inclusive world, will be held in Montreal, Canada from the 9th to 14th. La Via Campesina considers World Social Forum as an important space to build collective strengths of social movements worldwide - all of whom are fighting for social, economic, cultural and political justice. The complete schedule of events that La Via Campesina would be part of are available here [3]. NEWS FROM AROUND THE WORLD SEND AN EMAIL TO DEMAND JUSTICE FOR BAEK NAM-GI ------------------------- Still in a coma, Mr. Baek's health is deteriorating and his condition has now become even more critical. Though it has been more than 250 days, none of the officers responsible for the excessive use of force that caused his injury have been charged.We need your voice to call on the National Assembly to open a public hearing into the incident. Take Action [4] DECLARATION ON TRADE, MARKETS AND DEVELOPMENT | UNCTAD NAIROBI ------------------------- La Via Campesina's Declaration on Trade, Markets and Development in the context of UNCTAD 2016, Nairobi, Kenya. Read More [5] NFU SENDS AG MINISTERS INPUT FOR NEXT AGRICULTURE POLICY FRAMEWORK ------------------------- In advance of the annual conference of Federal, Provincial and Territorial (FPT) Agriculture Ministers to be held in Calgary, July 20-22, 2016, the National Farmers Union (NFU) sent a letter to each of the ministers with input regarding the next agriculture policy framework. In it, the NFU provides recommendations for both the Business Risk Management (BRM) programs and the Strategic Investment programs. Read More [6] AGROECOLOGY LEARNING EXCHANGES IN UGANDA ------------------------- Five members representing La Via Campesina, attended the Agroecology Learning Exchanges in Uganda, held between 10-13 May 2016. This meeting was organized by the Agroecology Fund and Alliance for Food Sovereignty (ASFA) in Africa in Masaka, Uganda and was hosted by St Jude Family projects. Read More [7] CLOC-VIA CAMPESINA HONDURAS STATEMENT ON ASSASSINATION OF LESBIA YANETH URQUÍA ------------------------- Statement from the Cloc-Via Campesina Honduras in response to the assassination of Lesbia Yaneth Urquía, member of COPINH. Read More [8] WAR CRIMES IN SYRIA MUST STOP – STOP BOMBING CITIZENS, FOOD CROPS AND VEGETABLE MARKETS! ------------------------- Solidarity with the peasants and people of Syria is needed now more than ever. Through the 15th Garden we continue to resist this wretched war that has been put upon us. Read More [9] WOMEN PEASANTS IN SOUTH KOREA ON A NATIONWIDE PROTEST TOUR ------------------------- Peasants from the Korean Women Peasant Association are taking out a nation-wide campaign, in the form of a protest tour, to seek justice for Farmer Baek Namgi who has been lying in a state of coma since November 2015, after being hit by police water cannons. Read More [10] KARNATAKA, INDIA: SUPPORT PRICES SOUGHT BY KRRS TO BAIL OUT FARMERS ------------------------- Karnataka Rajya Raitha Sangha (KRRS) and the Green Brigade have urged the Union government to announce minimum support price for arecanut, coconut, copra and rubber. Briefing mediapersons here on Monday, KRRS General Secretary Badagalapura Nagendra said the sudden slump in the price of arecanut, coconut, copra and rubber has left the farmers in dire straits. Read More [11] UNCTAD 14: ELITES SPEAKING IN THE NAME OF PEASANTS AND THE GLOBAL POOR WON'T SOLVE ANYTHING! ------------------------- Statement from La Via Campesina and Kenyan Social Movements. Read More [12] FARMER-TO-FARMER TRAINING SESSION ON MILLETS IN INDIA ------------------------- At least 60 farmers, mostly from the neighboring indigenous Soliga community, as well as other small farmers including some urban origin farmers gathered for a farmer-to-farmer training session on millets at the Amrita Bhoomi agroecology center, on 2nd July 2016.. Read More [13] ZIMSOFF CO-ORGANISES A DIALOGUE ON THE STATE OF LAND, SEEDS AND FOOD WITH ALLIES ------------------------- Popular University of Social Movements gathers in Harare: social movements and academics to dialogue on the state of land, seeds and food in SADC. Read More [14] MORE THAN 1,500 LANDLESS KICKING OFF FESTIVAL OF CULTURE OF AGRARIAN REFORM ------------------------- On July 20, 2016, more than 1,500 Landless 19 states of Brazil kicked off the National Festival of Arts and Culture of Agrarian Reform, in the city of Belo Horizonte, in Minas Gerais. The political-cultural event, which took place in the Plaza da Station in Serraria Souza Pinto, in the center of the mining capital. Read More [15] TRIBUNAL MONSANTO IN THE HAGUE –14TH -16TH OF OCTOBER 2016 ------------------------- The Monsanto Tribunal, which will be held in The Hague from 14 to 16 October 2016, aims to assess these allegations made against Monsanto, and to evaluate the damages caused by this transnational company. Read More [16] MARKETS DON'T REGULATE, MARKETS SPECULATE ------------------------- In light of the upcoming European Agriculture and Fisheries Council meeting this July 18 in Brussels, the European Coordination Via Campesina, which represents thousands of family farmers in Europe, urges the Council to introduce mandatory measures to reduce milk production in order to protect dairy farmers throughout Europe. Read More [17] 18 YEARS OF SPI: CELEBRATIONS ACROSS INDONESIA ------------------------- "Starting from a base level to the international level. Starting from reclaiming hundreds of thousands of hectares of land, to fight for the rights of peasants into an international declaration on the UN Human Rights Council in Geneva, Switzerland, SPI has come a long way in 18 years. "said Henry Saragih in Medan, North Sumatera, Indonesia. Read More [18] OLIVE HARVEST CAMPAIGN 2016: "OUR OLIVE TREE IS OUR HOMELAND" ------------------------- Olive trees carry more than an economic significance in the lives of Palestinians; they are symbolic of Palestinians' linked to their land. Thus, despite the continuous Israeli uprooting and damaging of Palestinian olive trees, Palestinians insist to cling to their lands and replant more and more olive trees and strengthen their roots in the ground. 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[Info EN] Press Release: Via Campesina will join 2016 World Social Forum to strengthen and advance food sovereignty and peasants’ rights
by La Via Campesina 06 Aug '16

06 Aug '16

VIA CAMPESINA WILL JOIN 2016 WORLD SOCIAL FORUM TO STRENGTHEN AND ADVANCE FOOD SOVEREIGNTY AND PEASANTS’ RIGHTS [1] Several delegates comprising women, men, youth, and representing peasants and migrant agricultural and rural workers from several regions of La Via Campesina, will carry messages of global solidarity and food sovereignty at the 2016 World Social Forum this August. The Forum, which is a collective call for a sustainable and inclusive world, will be held in Montreal, Canada from the 9th to 14th. La Via Campesina considers World Social Forum as an important space to build collective strengths of social movements worldwide - all of whom are fighting for social, economic, cultural and political justice. In Montreal, our delegates will collectively organize and participate in sessions that would address the questions of agrarian reform, climate justice, peasant led research, alternatives to corporate controlled food systems, people's sovereignty over corporate impunity, young peasants, the future of agriculture and many more. New generation of trade treaties such as TTIP, TTP, CETA, RCEP, threatening food sovereignty and the rights of peasants and rural working people will be denounced through mobilizations in Quebec. Such treaties include anti-people mechanisms such as the Investor State Dispute Settlement (ISDS)that not just override local and national judicial systems but also threat democracies. We will join other social movements and organisations worldwide in creating a collective strategy to counter and defeat such treaties aimed only at benefiting a few corporations. La Via Campesina reaffirms its solidarity to social justice movements that demand full rights to indigenous peoples, to migrants and to people of different racial, ethnic and religious background. We collectively raise our voices against racial discrimination and against policies that deny migrants peasants and people, their right to equity and safety. "In a context in which Québec farmers are being held hostage by an all-powerful union and an agricultural cartel, the Union Paysanne invites you to join it in celebrating and in making a renewed call for full freedom of association for farmers in Québec and in all parts of the world. We are calling for unity, for inclusion, for fraternity, and for farmers' autonomy. There is no food sovereignty without farmers's sovereignty! Globalize the struggle! Globalize hope!" Pierre-Olivier Brassard, young organic vegetable farmer, and administrator for Union Paysanne that is hosting the delegation. ~ENDS~ FOR MEDIA QUERIES AND SPOKESPEOPLE AVAILABILITY Carlos Marentes, LVC, cmarentess(a)gmail.com Abhilash, abhilash(a)viacampesina.org Benoit Girouard, Président Union Paysanne, M : 450-495-1910 Maxime Laplante, Vice-Président Union Paysanne, 418-926-2473 NOTES TO THE EDITOR: The complete schedule of events that La Via Campesina would be part of are available here for download [2] To follow updates and press releases from LVC during the events, visit www.viacampesina.org [3] or follow us on www.facebook.com/viacampesinaofficial [4] - On Twitter, we will be publishing regular updates in English (@via_campesina) ; Spanish (via_campesinaSP) and French (@viacampesinaFR) Links: ------ [1] https://viacampesina.org/en/index.php/actions-and-events-mainmenu-26/world-… [2] https://viacampesina.org/downloads/pdf/en/2016-08-04%20WSF%20EN%20-%20Sched… [3] http://www.viacampesina.org/ [4] http://www.facebook.com/viacampesinaofficial

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