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3 فبراير 2015

الكاتب:
Rainforest Action Network

Constant Conflict? Unresolved Land Disputes Still Haunt Asia Pulp and Paper

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Nearly two years after Asia Pulp and Paper (APP) made groundbreaking commitments to transform its notoriously destructive business practices, Rainforest Action Network (RAN) has partnered with one international and nine local Indonesian allies to produce a report that documents the company’s performance in meeting its social responsibility promises…The study was submitted as input into an evaluation of APP’s progress against its Forest Conservation Policy commitments being conducted by the Rainforest Alliance…The full report [is] available to download here…[Business & Human Rights Resource Centre invited Asia Pulp and Paper to respond; response provided.]

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