INSAF PUBLICATIONS
India's role in the new global farmland grab
by Rick Rowden
This report
provides a detailed examination of the role of the Indian government and
Indian companies engaged in overseas agricultural land acquisitions in
Africa, Asia and Latin America.
Indian Oligarchs (Outing the Oligarchy: Billionaires who benefit from today's climate crisis) by Dr. Vandana Shiva
Courting Nuclear Disasters in Maharashtra
UID: tracking, profiling and surveillance of citizens
UID: Appeal to Members of Parliament
A Sweet Poison
Independent People's Tribunal On Development, Displacement & Repression
IN JHARKHAND Today (February 2009)
Based on the Report of the People’s Tribunal on Nandigram 26–28 May 2007
Indian Repressive Laws
Background Information on Repressive Laws in India - 2007
READ/DOWNLOAD English Hindi
Fact Finding on Peoples Resistance to the Utkal Alumina International Limited (UAIL), Kashipur, Rayagada, Southern Orissa(2005)
DELHI'S WATER: in the grip of multinationals (2004)
Gujarat Earthquake (2001)
Perspective of INSAF
New Publication:
Licensed Larceny: Infrastructure financial extraction and the global south (December 2016)
by Nicholas Hildyard
Licensed Larceny: Infrastructure financial extraction and the global south (December 2016)
by Nicholas Hildyard
(Sorry ---- only hard copy available at INSAF office)
Counter-terrorism, ‘policy laundering’ and the FATF: legalising surveillance, regulating civil society (August 2014)
Reprint of TNI & Statewatch report by Ben Hayes
A lack of democratic control, oversight and accountability of the FATF has allowed for regulations that circumvent concerns about human rights, proportionality and effectiveness.
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FRACKING: the new global water crisis (September 2013)
This report by Food & Water Watch reviews the risks and costs of shale development that have been demonstrated in the United States, including economic costs that run counter to industry-backed claims about the economic benefits of the practice. And the report then summarizes the state of shale development in six selected countries: France, Bulgaria, Poland, South Africa, China and Argentina.
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Counter-terrorism, ‘policy laundering’ and the FATF: legalising surveillance, regulating civil society (August 2014)
Reprint of TNI & Statewatch report by Ben Hayes
A lack of democratic control, oversight and accountability of the FATF has allowed for regulations that circumvent concerns about human rights, proportionality and effectiveness.
READ/DOWNLOAD
FRACKING: the new global water crisis (September 2013)
This report by Food & Water Watch reviews the risks and costs of shale development that have been demonstrated in the United States, including economic costs that run counter to industry-backed claims about the economic benefits of the practice. And the report then summarizes the state of shale development in six selected countries: France, Bulgaria, Poland, South Africa, China and Argentina.
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India's role in the new global farmland grab
by Rick Rowden
Indian Oligarchs (Outing the Oligarchy: Billionaires who benefit from today's climate crisis) by Dr. Vandana Shiva
India richening billionaires is wrongly hailed as the rise of India as Emerging global economic power. This booklet by eminent writer and activist Vandana Shiva traces the loot and plunder of natural resources during the era of neoliberal growth since the 1990s when crucial economic sectors such as power, telecommunications, infrastructure, mining and banking, including manufacturing sectors like iron, steel and ship building were opened up for private business ownership. All traditionally common property resources, public goods and services including water, electricity, telecommunications, health and education were steadily enclosed and privatised.
Durban Debacle: Climate out Capitalism in!
A note on AFSPA & Irom Sharmila's struggle for Justice
by Asit
Courting Nuclear Disasters in Maharashtra
Why Jaitapur project must be scrapped? Coalition for Nuclear Disarmament and Peace January 2011
UID: tracking, profiling and surveillance of citizens
Campaign for NO UID 15th August 2010
UID: Appeal to Members of Parliament
Campaign for NO UID 15th August 2010
Water Laws in South Asia
Water laws in India, Pakistan, Bangladesh and Nepal by Water & Democracy Initiative. Researcher - Ms. Rakhi Sehgal
A Sweet Poison
Saga of displacing & pauperising people in Jharkhand by Dayamani Barla
Republished from the co-production of Jobs with Justice and the Institute for Policy Studies–Program on Inequality and the Common Good.
Independent People's Tribunal On Development, Displacement & Repression
IN JHARKHAND Today (February 2009)
SEEDLING:
Extract
on
Indian
Agrofuels
(2008)
Responding
enthusiastically to the world agrofuel frenzy, the Indian government
has promised a flurry of initiatives to encourage the largescale
planting of agrofuel crops, particularly jatropha. Without waiting
for the government support to be spelt out, corporations are already
moving in, taking over resources that have traditionally been used by
rural communities. As aresult,
local people will find it harder to satisfy their food and fuel
needs.Once again, it is the rural poor who will bear the cost of the
agrofuel boom, while reaping few of the benefits.
NANDIGRAM WHAT REALLY HAPPENED?
Based on the Report of the People’s Tribunal on Nandigram 26–28 May 2007
Indian Repressive Laws
Background Information on Repressive Laws in India - 2007
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RECLAIMING PUBLIC WATER (2007)
Achievements, Struggles and Visions from Around the World by TNI/CEO
RECLAIMING PUBLIC WATER (2007)
Achievements, Struggles and Visions from Around the World by TNI/CEO
Water
Privatization
in
the
Asia-Pacific
Region
(2007)
by
Jubilee South - Asia Pacific Movement on Debt and Development
Fact Finding on Peoples Resistance to the Utkal Alumina International Limited (UAIL), Kashipur, Rayagada, Southern Orissa(2005)
DELHI'S WATER: in the grip of multinationals (2004)
Wealth
from Water: the commercial allure of water and the midas touch of
global capital
MARAD - investigation in Kerala (Nov.2003)
How
the RSS works in kerala.....its not gujarat alone going into the fascist trap
GATS: a primer for activists (2002)
GATS: a primer for activists (2002)
Gujarat Earthquake (2001)
Perspective of INSAF