SABL
The Davos World Economic Forum and Pacific Land Rights
Submitted by Klaireh on Tue, 29/01/2013 - 16:00The below report from Radio Australia News goes one step further in emphasizing the point that we have been trying to make. If only those that we appointed to represent us in that prime Haus Tambaran over at Waigani really paid attention and really did their research they wouldn't be fooled so easily.
The SABL Delusion
Submitted by Klaireh on Fri, 25/01/2013 - 16:30Special Purpose Agricultural Business Lease or SABL
In case you are in the dark what an SABL is, as the name implies is a special lease that was provisioned for under Section 11 of the Land Act (1996)
‘the Minister may lease customary land for the purpose of granting a special agricultural and business lease’
This lease was supposed to give traditional landowners economic benefits from the rent and employment opportunities created by those businesses that leased land from them.
SABL, Forest Clearance not Captured in Plan
Submitted by Klaireh on Mon, 21/01/2013 - 10:51
Source: The National
THE controversial Special Agriculture Business Lease (SABL) and forest clearance will not be captured in the national forest plan undergoing review, the National Forest Service says.
Hungarian Parliament Amends its Constitution to Protect Landownership
Submitted by Effrey on Fri, 11/01/2013 - 16:38Source: UPI | 21 December 2012
DELAY OF SABL PROBE UNACCEPTABLE!
Submitted by Klaireh on Wed, 05/12/2012 - 14:35
SABL Probe Will Be Done, Says PM
Submitted by Klaireh on Wed, 28/11/2012 - 13:01Source: The National
Juffa: SABL...a Way to Continue Logging
Submitted by Klaireh on Mon, 05/11/2012 - 11:41
Source:
MORE than 11% of Papua New Guinea forests have been subject to Special Agriculture Business Leases (SABL), Northern Governor Gary Juffa says.
SABL land grab - Public Notice
Submitted by rait man on Wed, 31/10/2012 - 17:04
More Fake Land Titles in Lae
Submitted by Klaireh on Thu, 18/10/2012 - 11:45
Source: Post Courier
By HAIVETA KIVIA
THERE are fake land titles doing the rounds in Lae City, catching the authorities off guard and throwing people into confusion.