Forest Peoples Programme's representative from Indonesia, Agus Sutomo Suripto, listens during the Forest People Programme press conference at the Queen Elizabeth conference centre in central London on May 4, 2016. Indigenous and civil society leaders from Indonesia, Peru, Colombia and Liberia gathered in London Wednesday to urge a boycott of firms that commit human rights violations and land seizures to cultivate palm oil. The EU is the third largest importer of palm oil, a key ingredient in many everyday goods, from biscuits to make-up. / AFP / NIKLAS HALLE'N
{"Image ImageDescription": "Director of the Pontianak-based NGO LinkAR-Borneo, Agus Sutomo Suripto, listens during the Forest People Programme press conference at the Queen Elizabeth conference centre in central London on May 4, 2016.\nIndigenous and civil society leaders from Indonesia, Peru, Colombia and Liberia gathered in London Wednesday to urge a boycott of firms that commit human rights violations and land seizures to cultivate palm oil. The EU is the third largest importer of palm oil, a key ingredient in many everyday goods, from biscuits to make-up. / AFP / NIKLAS HALLE'N        (Photo credit should read NIKLAS HALLE'N/AFP via Getty Images)"}