Latest News from Masoala

For the moment, our association is taking a break. Why? Eva Keller still travels to Masoala every 2-3 years spending[...]

Recently the WWF has been confronted with extremely serious accusations concerning its human rights' record which in many well documented[...]

To those of you who plan to visit Masoala, we recommend HARIMALALA Paul Clément as your tourist guide. Paul is[...]

Our online petition "Respect basic human rights in Masoala, Madagascar" has up to date been signed by 318 people from around the[...]

Our Petition | Background In 1997, most of the Masoala peninsula in Madagascar was declared a strictly protected national park.[...]

Eva Keller, founder of Human Rights in Masoala, has been working for many years on a social anthropological research project concerning[...]

LAND GRABBING IN MADAGASCAR. ECHOES AND TESTIMONIES FROM THE FIELD is a new comprehensive report over current land grabbing projects[...]

Malagasy farmers are often said to be engaged in agricultural practices that will inevitably lead to the eventual destruction of[...]

Published two years ago in THE WASHINGTON POST on 25 January 2010, Katherine Marshall's column about the concerns raised by[...]

The Collectif pour la Défense des Terres Malgaches  has launched an online petition against the expulsion of Malagasy families from their land[...]

On Sunday 24 July (14:30) and Saturday 6 August (01:05), FRANCE 5 will show a documentary called "La lune et[...]

We have uploaded a link to Just Conservation. Just Conservation is a facebook platform (accessible also to those not on facebook)[...]

On 14 February 2011, Ambanizana – one of the villages that the documents you find on this website talk about[...]