World’s Largest Palm Oil Producer Imports Seeds from Africa, Small Farmers Most Affected

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Importing palm oil seeds undermines small farmers' rights and food sovereignty, violating economic and land rights. | The import of palm oil seeds from Africa to Indonesia's industrial plantations directly undermines small farmers' livelihoods and land rights, violating core human and indigenous rights. While the action may serve industrial agricultural interests, it disproportionately harms vulnerable rural communities and biodiversity, creating long-term ecological and social debt.