Wednesday, October 18, 2017
‘We slept out in the open air like wild animals’ | Zambia
“We slept out in the open air like wild animals. Our children fell sick because of the cold,” Felicia K told me. “We had not put up any proper structures. We were using leaves.” Felicia, a 52-year-old mother of 10, is one of many rural Zambians who have lost land, homes, and livelihoods when commercial farms displaced them. The Zambian government is promoting large-scale agricultural investment 
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