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Experts Urge Honduras to Stop the Evictions of Thousands of Peasants, Indigenous People and People of African Descent

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Independent experts warn that losing land does not just mean losing a home. For many rural families, these territories are also their main means of producing food and sustaining their livelihoods.

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GENEVA – Honduras must immediately stop the execution of more than 1000 eviction orders issued against peasant, indigenous and Afro-descendant communities, demanded this Friday 4, in a joint statement, eight United Nations human rights experts. Evictions are advanced “under a new law that protects agro-industrial lands [...]

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Two communications from United Nations experts to the government of Honduras warn of the incompatibility of the Agroindustrial Law and the reform of the crime of terrorist association, with international standards and warn of its possible effects on peasants, indigenous peoples, human rights defenders and the civic space. Tegucigalpa, Honduras. – While in Honduras, [...]

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Independent experts warn that losing land does not just mean losing a home. For many rural families, these territories are also their main means of producing food and sustaining their livelihoods.

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UN News broke the news in New York, United States on Friday, September 4, 2026.
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