« Throughout history, crises have enabled those with more information, resources and influence to renegotiate socio-political relations and settle old scores. A growing number of reports about land governance in the time of COVID-19 suggest that national elites in several countries are using the reduced space for oversight and accountability as an opportunity to seize lands. »
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TRUST, 27/05/20, OPINION : Stopping land and policy grabs in the shadow of COVID-19
IIED, 01/06/20, Stopping land and policy grabs in the shadow of COVID-19
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