Kenyan government must end illegal evictions of Ogiek in Mau Forest
Minority Rights Group International
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- Ogiek evictions continue despite the court victory whole source
- The Ogiek as forest-dwelling Southern Nilotic hunter-gatherers of the Mau whole source
- The Ogiek and their honey economy of the Mau Forest whole source
- Ogiek honey traded to Maasai and Nandi neighbours whole source
- Colonial forest reserves cut the Ogiek off from the Mau whole source
- Kenya's 1977 hunting ban forces the Ogiek toward farming whole source
- Mau is governed as a national water tower and eviction zone whole source
- Ogiek repeatedly evicted from the Mau Forest whole source
- African Court finds Kenya violated Ogiek rights whole source
- African Court rules Kenya violated Ogiek land rights whole source
- The 30x30 target and warnings of mass eviction whole source
- African Court orders reparations for the Ogiek whole source