In August 2016 AFSA was provisionally accepted as a member of La Via Campesina (LVC), the leading voice of the global food sovereignty movement. LVC brings together millions of peasants, small and medium-size farmers, landless people, women farmers, indigenous people, migrants and agricultural workers from around the world. It defends small-scale sustainable agriculture as a way to promote social justice and dignity. It strongly opposes corporate-driven agriculture and transnational companies that are destroying people and nature.
AFSA is also a proud member of the International Planning Committee for Food Sovereignty 
and
Urgenci: the International Network of Community Supported Agriculture.
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Declaration from the 2018 Food Sovereignty Convergence
We representatives of small-scale farmers, fishers, agricultural workers, indigenous peoples, women, youth, eaters, and NGOs came together from across Australia ...
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The Fight for Farmers’ Rights to Seed
Background The idea of farmers’ rights arose in international governance in the early 1980s, a reaction to the increased demand ...
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Ending Hunger With Dr. M. Jahi Chappell
16 of October 2018 6:30PM Library at The Docks Melbourne, VIC About Ending Hunger With Dr. Jahi Chappell Ending Hunger ...
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Statement from the National Committee of the Australian Food Sovereignty Alliance
Over the past two days the National Committee of the Australian Food Sovereignty Alliance (AFSA) met for our annual mid-year ...
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IPC Statement from Paarl (Cape Town)
This statement was written by the International Planning Committee for Food Sovereignty (IPC) in Paarl (Cape Town), South Africa, at the ...
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IPC General Meeting Report
Tammi Jonas, AFSA President Katarina Munksgaard, International Liaison The International Planning Committee for Food Sovereignty (IPC) consists of a plethora ...
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You know it’s women’s work when everyone is working together
You could see our diversity in the hodge podge, mismatched layers of clothing worn to protect us from the record-setting ...
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Civil Society Calls for Agroecology not GMOs at FAO Meeting in KL
Following is the final statement made by civil society organisations at the recent FAO meeting in Kuala Lumpur: FAO Regional ...
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Viva La Via Campesina! Long live the peasants’ way!
This was one of the oft-repeated refrains of the VIIth International Conference of La Via Campesina, the global movement of ...
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