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[Info EN] La Via Campesina| "Peasant Struggles | August 2023 "
by La Via Campesina 06 Sep '23

06 Sep '23

*|MC_PREVIEW_TEXT|* EDITION: SEPT 2023 SUBSCRIBE [1] La Via Campesina's 'PEASANT STRUGGLES' brings to you a monthly synthesis of articles and videos from our website and multimedia library. Read, share and help us globalize the struggle! [2] Call to Action: 10 September 2023 - International Day of Action Against the WTO and Free Trade Agreements ------------------------- It has been twenty years since the World Trade Organization's imperialist, neoliberal and neo-colonial free trade policies led to the sacrifice of one of our peasant leaders - Lee Kyung Hae - at the gates of the Ministerial meeting venue in Cancun, Mexico. READ MORE [3] Haiti Mission: Joint Solidarity Declaration with the Haitian peasantry [4] La Via Campesina affirms its support for the peasants of Niger and its rejection of sanctions and military intervention by ECOWAS [5] Newsletter: ECVC's work on rural workers and migration [6] 8th International Conference of La Via Campesina: Clear Solutions for Humanity's Crises! (Download the Communication Kit) [7] Take Cuba off the State Sponsors of Terrorism List and End the Blockade of Cuba! [8] France: The Confédération Paysanne expresses solidarity with peasants in Niger [9] Mega Water Basins: NFU expresses solidarity with Confédération Paysanne, writes to the French Ambassador [10] Haiti: Final declaration of the 50th congress of the Mouvman Peyizan Papay (MPP) [11] FOR MORE ARTICLES FROM AUGUST 2023 CLICK HERE [12] FEATURED VIDEOS OF THE MONTH [13] La Via Campesina delivers a fiery speech inside the European Parliament, calls out Free Trade Agreements, Colonialism and Unilateral Sanctions [14] La Via Campesina delivers a fiery speech inside the European Parliament, calls out Free Trade Agreements, Colonialism and Unilateral Sanctions FOR MORE VIDEOS [15] [16] You are an important part of the autonomy of our movement ------------------------- As a supporter who has contributed financial resources to La Via Campesina, and as an activist who joins us on the streets and in the fields, your support is always welcome and put to good use. You can renew your contribution to La Via Campesina by clicking on the Donate button on our home page [17] and following the link to our PayPal account. [18] [19] Facebook [19] [20] Twitter [20] [21] Instagram [21] [22] Spotify [22] [15] Vimeo [15] To unsubscribe from the distribution list, questions or comments, write to viacampesina(a)viacampesina.org Website: www.viacampesina.org [23] TV: www.tv.viacampesina.org [24] To subscribe to this newsletter - Click Here [25] Links: ------ [1] http://ttps//mail.viacampesina.org/lists/listinfo/Via-info-en [2] https://viacampesina.org/en/wp-content/uploads/sites/2/2023/08/Website-Feat… [3] https://viacampesina.org/en/call-to-action-10-september-2023-international-… [4] https://viacampesina.org/en/haiti-mission-joint-solidarity-declaration-with… [5] https://viacampesina.org/en/la-via-campesina-affirms-its-support-for-the-pe… [6] https://viacampesina.org/en/newsletter-ecvcs-work-on-rural-workers-and-migr… [7] https://viacampesina.org/en/8th-international-conference-of-la-via-campesin… [8] https://viacampesina.org/en/take-cuba-off-the-state-sponsors-of-terrorism-l… [9] https://viacampesina.org/en/france-the-confederation-paysanne-expresses-sol… [10] https://viacampesina.org/en/mega-water-basins-nfu-expresses-solidarity-with… [11] https://viacampesina.org/en/haiti-final-declaration-of-the-50th-congress-of… [12] https://viacampesina.org/en/2023/08/ [13] https://vimeo.com/29244458 [14] https://vimeo.com/747999957 [15] https://vimeo.com/viacampesina [16] https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/la-via-campesina [17] http://www.viacampesina.org/ [18] https://www.paypal.com/uk/cgi-bin/webscr?cmd=_flow&SESSION=IK5Hgl6MlPxD… [19] http://www.facebook.com/ViaCampesinaOFFICIAL [20] http://www.twitter.com/via_campesina [21] http://www.instagram.com/la_via_campesina_official [22] https://open.spotify.com/show/5FYiTT1dNlt8HgUHVUR3pv [23] http://www.viacampesina.org [24] http://www.tv.viacampesina.org [25] https://mail.viacampesina.org/lists/listinfo/Via-info-en

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[Info EN] Call to Action: 10 September 2023 – International Day of Action Against the WTO and Free Trade Agreements
by La Via Campesina 22 Aug '23

22 Aug '23

*|MC:SUBJECT|* *|MC_PREVIEW_TEXT|* Call to Action: 10 September 2023 – International Day of Action Against the WTO and Free Trade Agreements 21 August 2023 World Trade Organisation <https://viacampesina.org/en/what-are-we-fighting-against/capitalism-and-fre…> * This article is available in * Español <https://viacampesina.org/es/llamado-a-la-accion-global-dia-internacional-de…> * Français <https://viacampesina.org/fr/appel-a-laction-10-septembre-2023-journee-inter…> ------------------------------------------------------------------------ 20 Years since Cancun: Lee Lives On! We Are All Lee, in this struggle against the WTO and Free Trade Agreements! ------------------------------------------------------------------------ It has been twenty years since the World Trade Organization’s imperialist, neoliberal and neo-colonial free trade policies led to the sacrifice of one of our peasant leaders at the gates of the Ministerial meeting venue in Cancun, Mexico. Lee Kyung Hae, a small-scale farmer from Korea, took the drastic step of sacrificing himself to *protest against <https://viacampesina.org/en/take-agriculture-out-of-the-wto-farmer-lee-kyun…>* the dire situation that thousands of peasants found themselves in after their country embraced the WTO’s free trade policies. In his final moments, he wore a banner around his neck with the words */“WTO Kills Farmers.”/* Lee’s sacrifice brought to the spotlight the plight of all peasants everywhere; the hyper-globalization of the 80s and 90s had a devastating impact on rural communities worldwide, stripping them of their land, livelihoods, and local markets. Lee Kyung Hae gave his life to voice the concerns of millions of peasants like him, who saw their lives upended as their countries opened up under the banner of market reforms, only to be overwhelmed by fierce international competition from affluent nations flooding their markets with cheap imports, often produced in massive factories and large-scale industrial farms. The WTO spearheaded these efforts to expand and find new markets for transnational corporations and agribusinesses centered in the wealthy cities of the global north. Two decades have passed since that tragic day in Cancun, and things have only worsened for both people and the planet. The Agreement on Agriculture (AoA), which forms the core of the WTO’s food and agriculture trade policies, continues to *wreak havoc* <https://viacampesina.org/en/freedom-from-hunger-poverty-debt-and-death-free…> on people’s lives. Over the past 30 years, La Via Campesina has consistently highlighted the negative and devastating effects of WTO policies on both people and the planet. Whenever the WTO convened its ministerial meetings to advance these harmful policies, La Via Campesina’s organized peasant groups took to the streets to expose its falsehoods and deceit. As the World Trade Organization subsequently entered a state of limbo, numerous regional and bilateral free trade agreements began to proliferate, with many of them resembling the highly detrimental Agreement on Agriculture. Thus, whether with or without the WTO, global trade remains entangled in these opaque agreements, frequently negotiated behind closed doors without public consultation or debates. During the last Ministerial meeting in Geneva in 2022, La Via Campesina declared that the time had come to dismantle the WTO, discard the Agreement on Agriculture, put an end to harmful free trade agreements and *establish a new trade framework for global agricultural trade based on principles of food sovereignty <https://viacampesina.org/en/geneva-end-wto-build-international-trade-based-…>, *solidarity, and internationalism. A new framework that respects and upholds the UN Declaration on the Rights of Peasants and Other People Working in Rural Areas (UNDROP)! It called on World Trade Organization member states, particularly those from the Global South, to lead the charge in creating this framework and establishing it as the bedrock of global trade. The global food crisis, resulting in increasing global hunger, exacerbated by speculative commodity trading practices, pandemics, conflicts and wars, is glaring evidence of a flawed global food system that primarily benefits transnational agribusiness. Numerous reports have highlighted how, even in the face of growing global hunger, a handful of large agribusiness corporations continued to accumulate profits through speculative practices. *The Agreement on Agriculture serves as a pact to secure perpetual profits for agribusinesses <https://viacampesina.org/en/la-via-campesina-responds-to-the-wtos-purported…>*, disregarding the suffering of peasants, individuals, and the environment. For this reason, as we commemorate the International Day of Action against the WTO and Free Trade Agreements on September 10th, La Via Campesina will intensify this struggle for an alternative. We will lead the effort to construct this new framework through direct involvement of peasants and numerous other small-scale food producers. We will collaborate with our governments and civil society partners to generate political pressure in support of this new paradigm. *As members of La Via Campesina prepare for the 8th International Conference scheduled for December 2023 in Bogota <https://viacampesina.org/en/8th-international-conference-of-la-via-campesin…>, we call upon all our members to express solidarity with Lee Kyung Hae and his sacrifice. *We encourage our members to organize exhibitions, public discussions, protests, and to formulate ideas for an alternative global trade framework. During the 8th International Conference in Bogota, we will commemorate Lee with a mistica, celebrating his courage and defiance and honoring the endeavors and sacrifices of millions of peasants around the world who persist in nourishing the planet and feeding the people, despite mounting challenges. COMMUNICATION KIT: In the next few days, we will be releasing an official poster that can be adapted and used in your local and regional mobilizations and actions. *The official poster and other materials, will soon be available in this link. <https://comms.viacampesina.org/s/qnHLEC3XnT3TmLs> *Check back in a few days. For queries and press interviews, write topress(a)viacampesina.org <https://viacampesina.org/en/call-to-action-10-september-2023-international-…> ------------------------------------------------------------------------ *Faced with Global Crises, We build Food Sovereignty for the Future of Humanity! We are all Lee! WTO Kills Farmers! A New Trade Framework is Urgent and Vital!* ------------------------------------------------------------------------ /#WeAreAllLEE #EndWTO #8ConfLVC #NewTradeFrameworkNOW/ Facebook <https://www.facebook.com/viacampesinaOFFICIAL> Twitter <http://www.twitter.com/via_campesina> Link <https://www.instagram.com/la_via_campesina_official/> Website <https://viacampesina.org/> To unsubscribe from the distribution list click here <https://mail.viacampesina.org/lists/listinfo/Via-info-es> For questions or comments, email *lvcweb(a)viacampesina.org* <mailto:lvcweb@viacampesina.org?subject=Newsletter%20Comments%3A%20> *Website:* www.viacampesina.org *TV:* www.tv.viacampesina.org To subscribe to this newsletter - Click Here <https://mail.viacampesina.org/lists/listinfo/Via-info-es>

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[Info EN] Download the Communication Kit: 8th International Conference of La Via Campesina
by La Via Campesina 17 Aug '23

17 Aug '23

*|MC_PREVIEW_TEXT|* 8th International Conference of La Via Campesina The global peasant movement La Vía Campesina is convening its 8th International Conference in Bogotá, Colombia, from 1 to 8 December 2023, under the slogan "Faced with global crises, we build food sovereignty to ensure a future for humanity". Download the Communication Kit [1] The International Conferences serve as the most important collective decision-making, analysis, evaluation and planning space for the 182 national organisations articulated by regions around the world, representing the landless, women, rural workers, migrants, fishermen, pastoralists, indigenous peoples and diversities in 82 countries in Africa, the Americas, Europe and Asia, at national, regional and continental levels. During these international conferences, attended by almost 500 delegates from 10 different regions, different issues affecting the diversity of rural areas are discussed and analysed as a whole. It is here that La Via Campesina defines, updates and refines its strategic lines of action, as well as examining and ratifying new member organisations, discussing internal functioning and launching new campaigns. In the 30 years that La Vía Campesina has been organising, seven international conferences have taken place. The first was held in Mons, Belgium, in 1993, where for the first time the strength and solidarity of peasant struggles from the global North and South were successfully united, proposing food sovereignty as a concrete defence of peasant agriculture against agribusiness. During the 1996 conference in Mexico, the movement gave a strong response against free trade agreements and the World Trade Organisation. At the conference in India in 2000, the role and political participation of women was realised when the first International Women's Assembly was celebrated, sowing the seeds of peasant and popular feminism. At the 2004 conference in Brazil, the African continent joined La Via Campesina, organising itself into two regions. Africa brought a diversity of struggles and forms of organisation, strengthening the struggle for environmental justice and against extractivism, colonialism and racism. At the Mozambique conference in 2008, we launched the International Campaign - 'Stop Violence Against Women' - as a pedagogical tool within our organisations and also to dialogue with societies in our struggle against patriarchy and all forms of violence. This campaign has been adopted by the whole movement. In 2013, in Indonesia, the conference highlighted the broad participation of youth in different tasks and structures within the movement. In 2017, in Derio, for the first time, a group of 50 delegates from our member organisations met alongside the conference to discuss sexual and gender diversity. In 2023, we will officially launch our tenth region, the Arab and North African Region (ARNA), bringing together different organisations from Palestine, Morocco and Tunisia to highlight the struggles of Arab peoples resisting contexts of war and hunger. As part of the 8th International Conference, the V Youth Assembly and the VI International Women's Assembly will be held. These are important spaces for debate, exchange, training and for the construction of common strategies of resistance. The role of women and youth has been vital for a movement with 30 years of history, it has strengthened it and has brought important challenges as well. La Via Campesina is today a key movement in the struggle for public policies that recognize peasants as subjects of rights and the importance of Food Sovereignty, agrarian reform, peasant agroecological production, peasant seed systems and peasant and popular feminism. These pillars are in line with the United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Peasants and Other People Working in Rural Areas (UNDROP), recognised in 2018, which is a major achievement resulting from the struggles and organisation of the peasant movement. After the pandemic, La Via Campesina reaffirms food sovereignty as the only real alternative to hunger, wars, climate and health crises.T oday more than ever we emphasize the importance of recognizing the peasantry and all its diversity as a subject of rights and transformations. Their role is crucial in societies striving for social and climate justice in their territories, providing healthy and accessible food for the working class. We believe that it is possible to live with dignity in rural areas by cultivating humanistic values, healing and caring for the land, and fighting to put life before profit. COMMUNICATION KIT: Our conference is a living space, from communication and training, we seek to create dialogues, meetings, debates and build collective proposals. Help us to make visible the national, regional and international process to reach our Conference in Bogota, Colombia. Download the Communication Kit [1]. Use these materials with your organizations, in assemblies, mobilizations, trainings, with our militants and allies. We encourage you to translate the official poster into your local language, use our blank version to adapt it! To unsubscribe from the distribution list, questions or comments, write to viacampesina(a)viacampesina.org Website: www.viacampesina.org TV: www.tv.viacampesina.org To subscribe to this newsletter - Click Here [2] Links: ------ [1] https://comms.viacampesina.org/s/XNANmRcfMsQk5Zw [2] https://mail.viacampesina.org/lists/listinfo/Via-info-en

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[Info EN] Peasant Struggles | July 2023
by La Via Campesina 28 Jul '23

28 Jul '23

Top articles of the month from www.viacampesina.org EDITION: JULY 2023 SUBSCRIBE [1] La Via Campesina's 'PEASANT STRUGGLES' brings to you a monthly synthesis of articles and videos from our website and multimedia library. Read, share and help us globalize the struggle! EU migration policy causes deaths instead of saving lives " La Via Campesina in Nador, Morocco ------------------------- La Via Campesina has launched a powerful message of denunciation of the murder of thousands of people in the Mediterranean.During the V Maghreb Social Forum on Migration (Nador, June 20-23), it warned of the serious violation of human rights promoted by the European Union through its migration policy, which follows the guidelines of the Global Compact for Safe and Orderly Migration, signed by several states five years ago in Marrakech. READ MORE [2] Tunisia and the EU must uphold the rights and dignity of migrants [3] Haiti: 36 years after the massacre, the peasant struggle continues [4] Japan's Food Sovereignty is under threat. The Japanese Family Farmers' Movement (Nouminren) calls for a structural rethink [5] Nepal: Agriculture Minister hints at a law to guarantee Food Sovereignty during Peasant Youth meeting [6] India: Peasants in Karnataka are protesting forceful acquisition of 1773 acres of fertile land [7] UN Food Systems Summit: Social Movements call for True Food Systems Change [8] Mega Water Basins: NFU expresses solidarity with Confédération Paysanne, writes to the French Ambassador [9] Data for Food Security and Nutrition: CSIPM Vision Statement [10] European Commission proposal on new GMOs favours biopiracy over rights of farmers and citizens [11] Peasant agriculture, a key element in the fight against the climate crisis [12] Defending peasants' rights to seeds and genetic resources, against the biopiracy [13] UNDROP: Peasants' Rights in practice (Videos) [14] FOR MORE ARTICLES FROM JULY 2023 CLICK HERE [15] FEATURED VIDEOS OF THE MONTH [16] La Via Campesina delivers a fiery speech inside the European Parliament, calls out Free Trade Agreements, Colonialism and Unilateral Sanctions [17] La Via Campesina launched a strong message denouncing the murder of thousands of people in the Mediterranean Sea. 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[Info EN] Hugo Blanco: A man who loved humanity and Mother Earth
by La Via Campesina 04 Jul '23

04 Jul '23

*|MC:SUBJECT|* *|MC_PREVIEW_TEXT|* Hugo Blanco: A man who loved humanity and Mother Earth Latin America sows a great soul, who defended the rights of the peasantry, indigenous peoples and Mother Earth, founded the National Agrarian Confederation (CNA) and made the long-awaited Agrarian Reform in Peru a reality. (Bagnonet, June 26, 2023) La Vía Campesina recognizes the enormous political, social and humanist legacy of our comrade Hugo Blanco, a Peruvian and internationalist, who died yesterday in Sweden. His militancy and commitment marked the organization of peasant farmers for agrarian reform in the 20th century, not only in Peru, but also throughout Latin America. Hugo participated in the fight for the first agrarian reform in Peru, organizing peasants and indigenous people in the early 1960s in the semi-tropical zone of the department of Cusco, more specifically in the province called La Convención and in the district of Lares to the south of the country, where coffee, tea and cocoa are grown. He denounced the exploitation and slave labor experienced by the peasantry, who were forced to work free in days of up to more than 12 hours a day, including women and children. He was sentenced by the Peruvian justice to the death penalty, which he managed to avoid due to a strong international campaign of solidarity, but he spent nearly 7 years in prison and had to live several years in exile as well. “When I entered the room to be judged, and saw my comrades after three years in prison, I yelled: Earth or Death! That was our slogan. They responded: We will win!” He commented in an interview conducted in 2018, and added, “some said that it was Hugo Blanco’s agrarian reform, but it was not Hugo Blanco’s agrarian reform, because when it happened I was already in prison, it was the peasantry in struggle as a whole that conquered the land.” Throughout his militancy, Hugo understood that the struggle and the need for the organization was even broader, not only against the latifundio, but against neoliberalism, capitalism and transnationals. So he became a tireless defender and staunch critic of extractivism and the depredation of Mother Earth. He accompanied marches, walks, crossed and toured the entire country defending the rights and dignity of the peoples of the countryside and cities. “In the past, the struggle was to have land, work and farm. Now that neoliberalism acts and fiercely attacks nature, our fight has changed to the defense of mother earth, of pacha mama, that is the fundamental fight of now. Before I fought to socialize the land, today I have to fight for the maintenance of the human species” he commented. For La Vía Campesina, Hugo Blanco is today a native seed, with an enormous potential for life, which inspired and will continue to inspire many generations in Peru and in the world. His legacy and commitment will endure in the struggle, in the organization and in the collective memory, because ideas do not die, like seeds multiply, grow and bear fruit. */“There are men that fight one day and are good. There are others that fight for a year and are better. Some fight for many years and are very good. But there are those who fight all their lives: those are the essentials» Bertolt Brecht/* Facebook <https://www.facebook.com/viacampesinaOFFICIAL> Twitter <https://twitter.com/viacampesinaEN> Link <https://www.instagram.com/la_via_campesina_official/> Website <https://viacampesina.org/en> To unsubscribe from the distribution list click here <https://mail.viacampesina.org/lists/listinfo/Via-info-en> For questions or comments, email *lvcweb(a)viacampesina.org* <mailto:lvcweb@viacampesina.org?subject=Newsletter%20Comments%3A%20> *Website:* www.viacampesina.org *TV:* www.tv.viacampesina.org To subscribe to this newsletter - Click Here <https://us13.mailchimp.com/mctx/clicks?url=https%3A%2F%2Fmail.viacampesina.…>

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[Info EN] Urgent: La Via Campesina and ECVC express their dismay at the authoritarian drift in France
by La Via Campesina 29 Jun '23

29 Jun '23

LA VIA CAMPESINA AND ECVC EXPRESS THEIR DISMAY AT THE AUTHORITARIAN DRIFT IN FRANCE Bagnolet | 28 June 2023: Instead of finding real answers to the environmental, social and democratic crises, the French government is choosing to imprison activists and ban movements critical of the extractivist agro-industrial model. On 21 June, the French government announced the dissolution of the movement Les Soulèvements de la Terre, which campaigns against land and water grabbing and the destruction of ecosystems. That same week, dozens of activists were arrested by the anti-terrorist police, on the pretext that they had taken part in demonstrations against mega-basins, extractivist industries or agro-industry and its pollution. On June 28th, two peasant trade unionists from the _Confédération Paysanne_, Nicolas Girod and Benoît Jaunet, along with Julien LeGuet, spokesperson for the collective _Bassines non merci_, were arrested by the police for their involvement in organizing these collective gatherings as representatives of their respective organizations. They were released later in the day but received court summonses for the month of September. Such acts of repression against legitimate protests are unacceptable and unjust, creating a negative precedent and seeking to intimidate all defenders of fundamental rights. In this context it seems that the FNSEA, a French farmers' union, has also been calling for the dissolution of La Confédération Paysanne. We, La Via Campesina and European Coordination Via Campesina, stand together with our member organisation in France, La Confédération Paysanne. We firmly reject these threats and will act decisively in Europe and around the world to ensure that La Confédération Paysanne and its members can continue to defend peasant agriculture and its workers. We express our support for Les Soulèvements de la Terre (the Uprisings of the Earth ). These tens of thousands of young people mobilising to ensure land and water are shared fairly, which is an expression of the acute sense of responsibility that young people have in the face of social inequalities and the destruction of ecosystems. We call on the French Government to cease its violations of human rights, and in particular of the rights recognised in the United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Peasants and Other Rural Workers (UNDROP), such as freedom of thought, opinion and expression, freedom of association and the right to participation. We call on our member organisations and allied organisations to mobilise in support of the Confédération Paysanne and social movements in France, in particular by sending letters to French embassies and the French government and by organising rallies in front of French embassies. ------------------------- For interview requests and queries, contact: Morgan Ody , ECVC CC Member, LVC General Coordinator, Member of La Confédéraation Paysanne (FR, EN, ES) ECVC/LVC press offices: press(a)eurovia.org , press(a)viacampesina.org ------------------------- Sign petition Click here [1] Links: ------ [1] https://ee.kobotoolbox.org/i/kOOHb1po

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[Info EN] Nyéléni Newsletter No. 52: Recognizing the power of people’s movements
by La Via Campesina 17 Jun '23

17 Jun '23

*|MC:SUBJECT|* *|MC_PREVIEW_TEXT|* Nyéléni process: Recognizing the power of people’s movements *The new edition of the Nyéléni newsletter is online!* In 2007 the International Planning Committee for Food Sovereignty (IPC) played a vital role in uniting small-scale food producers and their allies to establish a shared vision of food sovereignty and implement strategies to make it a reality. Over time, a robust global movement for food sovereignty emerged, gaining significant political recognition. Together, we have achieved the democratization of global food and agricultural arenas, including the reform of the Committee on World Food Security. Our struggles also influenced food sovereignty policies in various national contexts and successfully secured political acknowledgment of peasants as rights holders through the ratification of the UN Declaration on the Rights of Peasants and Other People Working in Rural Areas. However, our achievements are now under threat due to an extended period of systemic crises. Right-wing forces, authoritarian regimes, and the corporate capture of democratic governance spaces are on the rise globally, accompanied by the dismantling of the United Nations multilateral system. Human rights violations against peasant and Indigenous communities, along with climate change, biodiversity loss, armed conflicts, and hunger, are escalating rapidly. Furthermore, renewed threats to food sovereignty come from new business configurations, in which hedge fund speculation firms and digital technology titans join forces to oil the wheels of the failing agro-industrial production system. In this context, the IPC advocates for a new global Nyéléni process, leading up to the next Nyéléni Global Forum in India in 2025. Recognizing the power of people’s movements, we aim to strengthen solidarity and unity by bridging local and global struggles. We are striving to adopt an intersectional perspective to address the multi-dimensional global crisis effectively. By collaborating with climate justice, workers’ rights, feminist, solidarity economy, anti-war, youth, and other movements, we seek to resist the corporate takeover of governance spaces, safeguard human and collective rights worldwide, protect ecosystems, and secure a dignified life on Earth for present and future generations. /IPC for food sovereignty, Friends of the Earth International, La Via Campesina, Transnational Institute/ ------------------------------------------------------------------------ /Click here to download the English edition (pdf)/ <https://nyeleni.org/DOWNLOADS/newsletters/Nyeleni_Newsletter_Num_52_EN.pdf> or read it directly in the website <https://nyeleni.org/en/category/newsletters-nyeleni-in-english/newsletter-n…>! ------------------------------------------------------------------------ For any further information, contact info(a)nyeleni.org – www.nyeleni.org *Circulate it!* /... Illustration: /Andrés Mateo Ayala Luna @calma_88 <https://www.instagram.com/calma_88/> Facebook <https://www.facebook.com/viacampesinaOFFICIAL> Twitter <https://twitter.com/via_campesina> Link <https://www.instagram.com/la_via_campesina_official/> Website <www.viacampesina.org/en> To unsubscribe from the distribution list click here <https://mail.viacampesina.org/lists/listinfo/Via-info-en> For questions or comments, email *communications(a)viacampesina.org* <mailto:communications@viacampesina.org> *Website:* www.viacampesina.org <www.viacampesina.org/en>

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[Info EN] Political Declaration of the Youth Articulation Meeting in Indonesia
by La Via Campesina 14 Jun '23

14 Jun '23

*|MC:SUBJECT|* *|MC_PREVIEW_TEXT|* Political Declaration of the Youth Articulation Meeting in Indonesia Bagnolet | June 13, 2023 We, the peasant youth delegates of Asia, Africa, the Americas, the Caribbean, and Europe of La Via Campesina gathered at the International Youth Articulation Meeting in Banten, Indonesia from 29 May to 2 June, 2023. Dozens of us traveled from our communities to strengthen our relationships, prepare for the VIII Conference and our 5th international youth assembly, develop a collective strategic action plan, and ultimately, demonstrate our commitment to La Via Campesina. United in our diversity, during our time together we shared common challenges, strategized about alternatives together, and committed ourselves to carry forward collective proposals in a spirit of solidarity, internationalism and systemic transformation. We reflected on our respective regional processes, concerns, and dynamics in the framework of the common struggle for food sovereignty and the fight for peasants’ rights. We recognize the significance of connecting not only with our cultural roots, but to learn from and with senior members of our organizations and communities to bring their experiences and wisdom to our current struggles. We understand the importance of walking hand in hand with the goal of expanding our bases, reaching those fighting capitalism, imperialism, and colonization on different fronts, and forging alliances with other youth movements. Together, we will strive for a world built on solidarity, human dignity, and social justice, amplifying our presence in all the spaces where we fight. Today, more than ever, we are convinced that peasant agroecology, peasants’ rights, and Popular Peasant Feminism, are critical pathways towards food sovereignty and climate justice. With strength and unwavering passion, during our time together in Banten we outlined our course of action to confront the challenges of our time. We stand in solidarity with the struggles for food sovereignty and commit ourselves to advancing our political priorities for the empowerment of our movement. Additionally, we pledge to intensify our fight against the climate crisis and engage in profound discussions about agricultural systems and new technologies, emphasizing the primacy of agriculture for and by peasants, including the preservation of biodiversity and the integration of indigenous technological knowledge (ITK). Crucially, we came to clear understanding that the crisis of generational renewal in agriculture is global in scope. Both our organizations and the countryside are suffering from the increasing lack of young peasant farmers. Land grabbing, free trade agreements, and a lack of access to markets and financial resources, among others, were identified as critical causes of youth flight from agriculture. Simultaneously, we are observing a phenomenon of forced youth migration, as they are compelled to depart from their countries and enter the workforce as exploited cheap labor within the agribusiness sector. We stand in solidarity with migrants, and we commit to expanding the mobilization of young peasants within our communities by asserting our rights protected under the United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Peasants and Other People Working in Rural Areas (UNDROP <https://viacampesina.org/en/tag/undrop-booklet-2022/>). We believe that young peasants are the future of food, but we need drastic systemic change to ensure there are adequate resources and support to guarantee dignified livelihoods in agriculture for us and the next generations. We, the peasant youth, possess the determination to change the world. We are the agents of a vibrant future, wielding the collective power to dismantle existing systems and propel society forward. We dare to dream of utopia, to strive for what may seem impossible, to nurture revolutionary aspirations for a just and equitable world. We cultivate radical hope, as we strive , fight, and emerge as the heralds of tomorrow. Now is the time to infuse our movement with joy and creativity and share our visions and solutions far and wide. We possess the potential to be the turning point, shaping the future of the world and society. United, we stand against converging forces of hegemonic food systems: patriarchal capitalism, authoritarian governments, and multinational corporations . These neo-colonizers and capitalists, shielded by their wealth from the realities of the world, will not listen to us. But this shouldn’t discourage us: we must create the alternative systems we seek to live in. To do so, we must be organized, disciplined, and committed to expanding our movement and carry our collective goals. Let our voices reverberate across the planet, reaching every corner. To achieve food sovereignty across scales, the youth must embrace farming and political organization dynamics, prioritize peasants’ rights, climate justice, peasant agroecology, seed sovereignty, and generational renewal in agriculture, as the cornerstones of our discourse. In order to achieve political and systemic goals, we must be organized. During our gathering, we committed to specific tasks related to communicating our struggles, developing political education strategies, and strengthening our organizational structures. Over the next four years we will work together and hold ourselves accountable to implementing the action plan that we created collectively. ------------------------------------------------------------------------ *Unity in diversity, youth peasants change the world!* ------------------------------------------------------------------------ For more information, please contact us at press(a)viacampesina.org Facebook <https://www.facebook.com/viacampesinaOFFICIAL> Twitter <https://twitter.com/via_campesina> Link <https://www.instagram.com/la_via_campesina_official/> Website <www.viacampesina.org/en> To unsubscribe from the mailing list click here <https://mail.viacampesina.org/lists/listinfo/Via-info-en> If you have any questions or comments, please send an email to *viacampesina(a)viacampesina.org* <mailto:viacampesina@viacampesina.org> *Website:* www.viacampesina.org <www.viacampesina.org/en>

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[Info EN] La Via Campesina responds to the WTO’s purported plans to set up a ‘Civil Society Council’
by La Via Campesina 30 May '23

30 May '23

*|MC:SUBJECT|* *|MC_PREVIEW_TEXT|* La Via Campesina responds to the WTO’s purported plans to set up a ‘Civil Society Council’ 29 May 2023 Key Documents (WTO) <https://us13.mailchimp.com/mctx/clicks?url=https%3A%2F%2Fviacampesina.org%2…>, World Trade Organisation <https://us13.mailchimp.com/mctx/clicks?url=https%3A%2F%2Fviacampesina.org%2…> Recently, La Via Campesina received a request to participate in a civil society “council” to the WTO executive. After careful consideration, we decided to decline this invitation. *Through this open letter*, we wish to explain why we believe it is impossible to reform the WTO in a way that is favourable to peasants and, more generally, to the interests of the people. ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Since 1995, the WTO has aimed to facilitate and increase the share of international trade in world production and consumption. Compared to the GATT, one of the main changes brought about by the creation of the WTO was to integrate agriculture into this logic of generalized free trade. As early as 1993, La Via Campesina, as a world peasant movement, was created against this logic of globalization and commodification of agriculture and food. The principles of free-market ideology and the legal frameworks that have governed international trade over the past three decades have deep roots in the history of colonialism. It was clear to the vast majority of peasant organizations around the world that giving priority to international trade over agricultural production for feeding local populations would only accentuate the marginalization of peasant populations, worsen hunger in the world and increase the power of transnational companies. The Agreement on Agriculture, which came into force in 1995 and was to be applied for a limited period of time, is so unfair that, since then, no agreement has ever been reached between the WTO member states on the agricultural issue. As the title of the late Jacques Berthelot’s book expresses it, “agriculture is the Achilles heel of globalization”, and therefore the eternal Achilles heel of the WTO. *This year, in 2023, we commemorate the 20th anniversary of the tragic death of our brother, friend and comrade Lee Kyung Hae from South Korea* who gave his life in Cancun in 2003 to denounce the WTO. In his memory, we call to finally end the WTO and build a new framework for fair international trade based on food sovereignty. An unfair agreement on agriculture The Agreement on Agriculture (AoA) is fundamentally unfair. It is the direct result of the 1992 Blair House agreement between the United States and the European Union, which sets out a common strategy for these two actors to the detriment of the other states of the world, and in particular against the interests of the countries of the Global South. Export subsidies are certainly limited in principle (although in reality they continue via various mechanisms), but replaced by direct support from the US and the EU to farmers. However, this direct aid, whose very purpose is to maintain the competitiveness of US and European production on international markets, is classified in the “green box” of so-called “non-distorting” support. Most countries in the South do not have the budgetary capacity to distribute such levels of public aid to farmers: the green box is reserved for rich countries that control international monetary production. On the contrary, market regulation tools and in particular agricultural price support measures (tariffs, supply management mechanisms, MSP minimum support prices, public stockholding, etc.), which are more accessible to poor countries, are classified in the amber box and are therefore subject to significant reductions. The AoA is an agreement tailored to the United States and the EU, against the countries of the South. African, Asian and Latin American countries have very good reasons to denounce this unfair agreement. From the point of view of peasants in the South and the North, this agreement has had disastrous consequences, as we predicted in 1993. All over the world, the power of transnational companies has increased and they have succeeded in increasing their margins to the detriment of the peasants, who have received only a minimal share of the value of their production. In the South, these companies have also grabbed more and more land, water sources and seeds, to the detriment of peasant communities and often in a violent way, based on the WTO agreements, but also on the structural adjustment programmes imposed by the IMF and the World Bank. In the North, farmers on small and medium-sized farms have received little or no direct aid (80% of farms in the EU are smaller than 10 hectares), but they have suffered from the fall and volatility of agricultural prices following the dismantling of market regulation tools (the end of milk quotas for example). They were put in competition with large farms that received tens of thousands of dollars or euros in public subsidies. More generally, the AoA has been a disaster for people and the environment. Food supply chains have become globalised: when major shocks occur on international markets and prices soar with financial speculation, indebted countries that have become dependent on imports to feed their populations are extremely vulnerable, as we saw at the time of the 2008 crisis, but also currently. Thus, far from the declarations of the 1996 food summit which promised to end hunger through international trade, the opposite is happening. Hunger is increasing, fuelled by poverty and social inequality. Rural populations are driven out of their territories by land grabbing and lack of agricultural income and migrate to cities or neighbouring countries. Agrarian countries are becoming poorer. Huge industrial monocultures for export are replacing the diverse mixed farming methods that used to produce healthy food for local populations. Pesticides, synthetic fertilisers and GMO seeds are proliferating and polluting the water, soil and air, seriously affecting the health of rural populations. This is the result of almost 30 years of AoA: green deserts, hunger and a dying countryside. *La Via Campesina’s historic struggles for food sovereignty* On the contrary, since 1996 we have affirmed the need to build and defend food sovereignty, i.e. the right of peoples to decide on their agricultural and food policies, without dumping on other peoples. Food sovereignty includes the right of peoples, and therefore of States, to distribute land and water use rights not according to a so-called “law of the market”, but according to the general interest. It includes the right of states to put in place public policies to regulate the market so as to guarantee agricultural production in line with the needs of the population and at stable prices. It considers the importance of production methods, and in particular agroecology, to protect the health of territories and populations. It gives priority to local production and consumption of food, not to exports of agricultural goods. It puts people, especially small-scale food producers, and in particular women and youth, at the centre, rather than the interests of transnational companies and financial actors. For years, we have seen that the WTO continues to be a powerful instrument for the destruction of people’s food sovereignty. The WTO is used by rich, agro-exporting countries to denounce and criminalise policies that aim to support peasant agriculture, regulate agricultural markets and stabilise food prices for people. For example, the constant denunciation via the WTO of public storage is a shame. In March 2022, we were given access to WTO documents that contained threats to use the dispute settlement body against Egypt, which expressed a pressing need to increase its public stocks to ensure food for its population in the face of the sudden rise in prices on international markets. Similarly, the group of African countries, India, China, South Africa, the G33 and the ACP group have been expressing the need to allow public storage to support their local food production and fight hunger for many years, and they are not being heard. Food sovereignty is not compatible with the AoA, nor with the very principles of the WTO. This is why we have always denounced the AoA and said “Down Down WTO”. *NO to a reform of the WTO, YES to multilateral negotiations outside the WTO to create an International trade framework based on food sovereignty* You invite us to participate in a council to “reform the WTO”. But food sovereignty can never be achieved by the WTO, whose very purpose, the globalisation of international trade and the accentuation of “free trade”, is contrary to food sovereignty. So we are obliged to refuse this invitation. Based on information gathered from multiple sources, La Via Campesina has come to understand that even within the WTO, there is resistance to the Director General’s (DG) unilateral establishment of such bodies, particularly from developing countries. It appears that this initiative by the DG is driven by business groups who have evident vested interests in a business advisory council. Consequently, it seems that the creation of a CSO council is merely a superficial gesture. We strongly reject it! The last time you invited us to the negotiation table (and we refused) was in 2005, following the failure of the negotiations in Hong Kong, in the face of an existential crisis of your organisation that since then has never been resolved. This crisis is now reaching a climax. You are trying to save your organisation by launching yet another reform process, but without ever calling into question the very philosophy of the WTO and the reason for your failure. Agriculture remains your “Achilles heel”. We, the global peasant movement, do not want to negotiate with the WTO. We want the Agreement on Agriculture repealed and we want the WTO to give us a breath : we want the WTO out of agriculture. The demise of the WTO is inevitable. Your organization has not only demonstrated its futility, but more importantly, its detrimental impact. Faced with the immense challenges facing humanity – world hunger, the climate crisis, wars, inflation, social inequalities, the collapse of biodiversity, pandemics, etc. – the responses you propose are making the crises worse. More and more states are realising that no solution will be found with the institutions that have been the Trojan horses of Western neo-liberalism, the WTO, the IMF and the World Bank, for it is these institutions that have led to the current disaster. However, these states have not yet found the means to set up alternative institutions to meet their needs. “The old world is dying, the new world is slow to appear” We fully understand the need for states not to be excluded from the possibility of participating in international trade. The situation of states that are subject to unilateral unjust sanctions excluding them from international trade shows the importance of a fair framework for agricultural trade in particular. La Via Campesina does not defend autarky, but food sovereignty. Thus, we call on states not to waste time in sterile negotiations at the WTO around a hypothetical “reform” that has never led to anything for more than 20 years. *We invite states, and in particular the countries of the Global South, to sit around the table to negotiate a new framework for fair and inclusive international trade based on food sovereignty. *These negotiations could take place in any space that respects genuine multilateralism where all states are truly equal and where the voice of civil society organisations and in particular small-scale food producers will be heard and taken into account, for example at the FAO or UNCTAD. We, La Via Campesina, commit ourselves to work for this new international framework, just as we did for the United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Peasants and Other Rural Workers (UNDROP). We place ourselves under the good auspices of our brother, friend and comrade Lee Kyung Hae to carry out this necessary task. *Globalize the Struggle, Globalize Hope ! Faced with Global Crises, We Build Food Sovereignty, to Ensure a Future for Humanity !* *La Via Campesina 29 May 2023* ------------------------------------------------------------------------ For press enquiries, write to *press(a)viacampesina.org* Facebook <https://us13.mailchimp.com/mctx/clicks?url=https%3A%2F%2Fviacampesina.org%2…>Twitter <https://us13.mailchimp.com/mctx/clicks?url=https%3A%2F%2Fviacampesina.org%2…>WhatsApp <https://us13.mailchimp.com/mctx/clicks?url=https%3A%2F%2Fviacampesina.org%2…>Telegram <https://us13.mailchimp.com/mctx/clicks?url=https%3A%2F%2Fviacampesina.org%2…> Facebook <https://us13.mailchimp.com/mctx/clicks?url=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.facebook.com%2…> Twitter <https://us13.mailchimp.com/mctx/clicks?url=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.twitter.com%2Fv…> Link <https://us13.mailchimp.com/mctx/clicks?url=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.instagram.com%…> Website <https://us13.mailchimp.com/mctx/clicks?url=https%3A%2F%2Fviacampesina.org%2…> To unsubscribe from the distribution list click here <https://us13.mailchimp.com/mctx/clicks?url=https%3A%2F%2Fmail.viacampesina.…> For questions or comments, email *lvcweb(a)viacampesina.org* <mailto:lvcweb@viacampesina.org?subject=Newsletter%20Comments%3A%20> *Website:* www.viacampesina.org *TV:* www.tv.viacampesina.org To subscribe to this newsletter - Click Here <https://us13.mailchimp.com/mctx/clicks?url=https%3A%2F%2Fmail.viacampesina.…>

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[Info EN] Colombia: La Via Campesina’s International Solidarity Mission expresses hope, praises the political will to achieve peace.
by La Via Campesina 26 May '23

26 May '23

*|MC:SUBJECT|* *|MC_PREVIEW_TEXT|* Colombia: La Via Campesina’s International Solidarity Mission expresses hope, praises the political will to achieve peace. 11 May 2023 Colombia Peace Process <https://us13.mailchimp.com/mctx/clicks?url=https%3A%2F%2Fviacampesina.org%2…> *Bogota, 11 May 2023* : An international delegation of La Via Campesina (LVC), the international peasant movement accompanying the implementation process of the Peace Agreement in Colombia expresses its satisfaction and hope, and praises the political will of the current Colombian government to implement the agreement. Following a visit to the */Sumapaz Campesino Reserve Zone /*(ZRC), the visiting delegates held a public forum and also met with Colombian government officials and other members of civil society to take stock of the implementation of the peace agreement. Although many of the accord’s commitments have yet to be fulfilled, La Via Campesina’s solidarity mission welcomed the Colombian government’s commitment to recognize peasants as political subjects and to harmonize policies derived from the peace accord with the United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Peasants and Other People Working in Rural Areas (UNDROP). The movement also*issued a public statement on May 9 <https://us13.mailchimp.com/mctx/clicks?url=https%3A%2F%2Fviacampesina.org%2…>*, recognizing the importance of agrarian justice measures to ensure the transition and expressing our full support for the creation of an Agrarian Court in Colombia. Nury Martinez, ICC LVC, FENSUAGRO, Colombia, who hosted the visiting delegation, stated, “Colombia is a diverse country. It needs a development plan that recognizes this diversity. The congressional labor reforms are a step in the right direction. The pension system for rural workers proposed in one of these reforms is something we welcome and value. The recognition of peasants as subjects with political rights, their protection as a constitutional right and the harmonization of all institutions and agencies at the regional level are central to this peace process. The Executive Orders should also be modified to prevent companies from taking advantage of legal loopholes to take more land from the people”. Federico Pacheco, ICC, LVC and SOC SAT Spain, reiterated LVC’s commitment to the process noting that: “Agrarian reform is central to the struggles of La Via Campesina. As LVC, we are very optimistic about the new government’s commitment to implement the peace agreement, including comprehensive agrarian reform.” Zainal Arifin Fuad, ICC LVC, Serikat Petani Indonesia, drew parallels with land reform plans in his country. “In Indonesia, SPI is also fighting for agrarian reform, through the creation of agricultural villages and food sovereignty zones, to offer an alternative to neoliberalism and achieve food sovereignty. We are working closely with the Indonesian government to implement this reform and also to harmonize the laws with the UN Declaration on the Rights of Peasants. It is good to see that the Colombian government is also taking these steps, and they are going in the right direction.” La Via Campesina’s delegation reaffirms its commitment to the implementation of the Agreement and the construction of Peace in Colombia, and will continue to develop its work as an international accompaniment in order to contribute to the development of Agrarian Reform in Colombia. ------------------------------------------------------------------------ For queries write to press(a)viacampesina.org Facebook <https://us13.mailchimp.com/mctx/clicks?url=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.facebook.com%2…> Twitter <https://us13.mailchimp.com/mctx/clicks?url=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.twitter.com%2Fv…> Link <https://us13.mailchimp.com/mctx/clicks?url=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.instagram.com%…> Website <https://us13.mailchimp.com/mctx/clicks?url=https%3A%2F%2Fviacampesina.org%2…> To unsubscribe from the distribution list click here <https://us13.mailchimp.com/mctx/clicks?url=https%3A%2F%2Fmail.viacampesina.…> For questions or comments, email *lvcweb(a)viacampesina.org* <mailto:lvcweb@viacampesina.org?subject=Newsletter%20Comments%3A%20> *Website:* www.viacampesina.org *TV:* www.tv.viacampesina.org To subscribe to this newsletter - Click Here <https://us13.mailchimp.com/mctx/clicks?url=https%3A%2F%2Fmail.viacampesina.…>

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