Joint Press Conference: Transnational Palm Oil Labour Solidarity Network The Transnational Palm Oil Labour Solidarity (TPOLS) received reports of alleged violations of basic labour rights in palm oil plantations. Based on reports from the union members, we found there...
Invitation: Press Conference on Labour Rights Violation in the Palm Oil Global Supply Chain
We cordially invite you to participate in the press conference to discuss the alleged violations of labour rights in the palm oil plantation in Indonesia raised by the trade unions.The press conference will be held to demand responsibility of the Buyers and the Parent...
FBTPI: Mapping Palm Oil Supply Chain
FBTPI union members investigate the palm oil supply chainJakarta, November 24, 2019 – Federasi Buruh Transportasi Pelabuhan Indonesia (FBTPI - Federation of Transportation and Dock Workers Union) held a discussion to investigate and map the palm oil supply chain...
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Sambas Declaration for Just Transition in the Palm Oil Industry
Introduction On 28-29th November 2023, an international conference on “Just Transition in the Palm Oil Industry” was held in Sambas, West Kalimantan in Indonesia. The conference was attended by 140 participants, mainly from Indonesia, Malaysia, Philippines, Cambodia,...
Press Release: Your Safety is Not Guaranteed, Pesticides Are Killing You!
Bogor, October 3, 2026 - The monoculture plantation industry relies heavily on the use of agrochemicals, both pesticides and chemical fertilizers, to boost crop productivity. This is inseparable for massive profit accumulation by plantation giants. Consequently,...
Strategy Workshop: A Just Transition in the Palm Oil Industry
How can we achieve a just transition in the palm oil industry? Currently, Indonesia is burning. Besides the climate crisis, a major cause is the palm oil industry with its monocultures, deforestation, land grabbing and burning of peat grounds. While the 16...
MONOCULTURE MYTH
What would our future look like when our presence is rooted in monoculture? What would climate governance look like under the supremacy of monoculture? Indonesians, from commoners, bureaucrats, elites, to even those who are afflicted by monocrop economy have this...
Syngenta: a Poisoner Without Borders
Syngenta is an agrochemical firm, headquartered in Switzerland and owned by the Chinese conglomerate ChemChina since 2017. Together with Bayer-Monsanto, BASF and Corteva, these four companies dominate the market [1] for pesticides [2], commercial seeds, and...
More Than Just Natural Disasters: TPOLS Network Declares Forest and Land Fires an Ecological Crime and Destruction
Transnational Palm and Oil Labour Solidarity (TPOLS) Network is urging the Indonesian government to immediately declare the forest and land fires (Karhutla) in Kalimantan and Sumatra a national disaster and to end impunity for corporations damaging the environment....


