A campesino land occupier risks his life to harvest palm fruit on disputed land next to Dinant Corporations' production plant. For over a decade, peasant activists and land occupiers in the Aguan Valley have been terrorized, threatened, and murdered at an alarming rate. Most of the killings have been attributed to the Dinant Corporation (African Palm) and Pinares iron mine. With little to no help from a corrupt government, these large corporations are operating with complete impunity in their crimes while peasants who try to protect their land and rights are killed to be kept silent.