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Strong Demands for Marginalized People’s Land Rights and Implementation of ILO Convention 141
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Key discussions also focused on simplifying cooperative society registration for collective farming, legal recognition of women as farmers, and the protection of customary land rights for indigenous people.
She argued that if women held land rights, they could ensure ‘safe agriculture’ through organic fertilizers, aiding in the fight against the climate crisis.
Formation of a National Land Commission and establishment of a Land Bank.
Amendment of Cooperative Laws to simplify registration for marginalized farmers.
They collectively vowed that the struggle for land rights must continue both inside the parliament and on the streets.