La Via Campesina signed the unified call issued by the Palestinian civil society, joining hundreds of other organisations in support of the…
In response to the genocidal war being waged on the people of Palestine, we, La Via Campesina, reiterate our steadfast solidarity with…
With this move to Europe, the global movement has completed the first full circle of its rotation, bringing a rich history of peasant mobilizations, struggles, and victories
Food Sovereignty offers a manifesto for the future, a feminist vision that embraces diversity
We reject the coup attempt and we defend the continuity of the mandate of President Dilma Rousseff, which was democratically earned in the polls
Those of us who struggle for social justice, land reform, and food sovereignty consider the Bolivarian Revolution a reference for social transformation and inclusion
Rio de Janeiro, June 14, 2012 — La Via Campesina — About 3000 people from around the world will mobilise to say NO to…
On June 4th about ten thousand Haitian peasants marched to protest U.S.-based Monsanto Company’s ‘deadly gift’ of seed to the government of…
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