Event Details March 25, 2022 13:15 Geneva Time /EST Watch recorded video A side-event to the Geneva UN Biodiversity Meetings CO-ORGANIZED BY: INDIGENOUS PEOPLES RIGHTS INTERNATIONAL- IPRI, NIA TERO, INDIGENOUS PEOPLES FORUM ON BIODIVERSITY-IIFB, THE CHRISTENSEN FUND Despite..
Month: March 2022
Indigenous Voices: Transforming Business Operations In Indigenous Territories
Event Details March 25, 2022 16:00 – 17:30 GMT+6 Watch recorded video 2022 UN South Asia Forum on Business Human Rights Background The UN Guiding Principles on Business and Human Rights (UNGP’s) is an important instrument for Indigenous..
Examining The Indian Legal System and Criminalization of Adivasis: A Book Launch
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Indigenous Voices: Transforming Business Operations In Indigenous Territories
2022 UN South Asia Forum on Business Human Rights
Criminalization of Adivasis and The Indian Legal System (Executive Summary)
Criminalisation of Adivasis began with the forest laws enacted by British colonial regime that constructed a discourse that forest is a space inhabited by unruly savages who are, by nature, dangerous criminals. Thus, forests and Adivasis were both..
Criminalization of Adivasis and The Indian Legal System (Full Report)
Impunity in India is extensive and deeply entrenched, especially if it involves the upper castes. This is exemplified in the conviction rate for crimes committed against Scheduled Tribes which was merely 28.5 percent during 2020 despite provision for..
Mexico || IPRI Condemns The Killing Of Indigenous Defender In Chihuahua, And Calls For Justice And Protection For His Family And His Community
This is the third murder against the Baldenegro family, renowned defenders of the forest. Mexico must ensure justice and effective protection measures for all the members of the Raramuri community of Coloradas de la Virgen. Mexico, a State..
Criminalization of Adivasis and The Indian Legal System (Executive Summary)
Download the full report here.
Criminalization of Adivasis and The Indian Legal System (Full Report)
Download the full report here.
Doing It Right: Indigenous Peoples and Biodiversity Conservation
A side-event to the Geneva UN Biodiversity Meetings
