Brazilian Landless Workers' Movement

The Brazilian Landless Workers' Movement (MST) is a grassroots social movement that advocates for land reform and the rights of landless farmers in Brazil. Founded in 1984, the MST seeks to address the inequality in land distribution, aiming to secure land for farming communities, improve livelihoods, and promote sustainable agriculture. The movement organizes occupations of unproductive lands, pushing the government to implement agrarian reform policies. The MST also emphasizes education, social justice, and environmental sustainability, making it a significant force in Brazil's fight against poverty and inequality.