La organización Derechos de los Pueblos Indígenas Internacional (IPRI) expresa su solidaridad con los Pueblos Indígenas turkana de Kenia, cuyos derechos sobre sus tierras y territorios, su cultura, su salud y su autodeterminación se ven gravemente amenazados por..
The Indigenous Peoples Rights International (IPRI) expresses its solidarity with the Indigenous Turkana Peoples of Kenya, whose rights to their lands and territories, culture, health, and self-determination are under severe threat due to an ongoing process of compulsory..
Este informe se elabora en el marco de la investigación impulsada por Indigenous Peoples Rights International (IPRI) sobre detención y encarcelamiento de personas indígenas por ejercer y defender sus derechos, especialmente los vinculados con la libre determinación y..
La organización Indigenous Peoples Rights International (IPRI) condena enérgicamente la brutal masacre perpetrada el 14 de enero de 2026 contra la comunidad indígena pastoral mbororo en Gidado, Ntumbaw, subdivisión de Ndu, división de Donga-Mantung, en la región noroeste..
L’organisation Indigenous Peoples Rights International (IPRI) condamne fermement le massacre brutal perpétré le 14 janvier 2026 contre la communauté autochtone pastorale Mbororo à Gidado, Ntumbaw, sous-division de Ndu, division de Donga-Mantung, dans la région du Nord-Ouest du Cameroun…
The Indigenous Peoples Rights International (IPRI) strongly condemns the brutal massacre carried out on 14 January 2026 against the Pastoral Mbororo Indigenous community in Gidado, Ntumbaw, Ndu Sub-Division, Donga-Mantung Division, in the North-West Region of Cameroon. According to..
Intervention during the panel: Advancing the Just Transition During Times of Crises UN BHR Forum, November 25, 2025 By Joan Carling The Renewable energy industry is at a crossroads: not only is it building the infrastructure of our..
Over the past decade, the language of climate ambition has grown louder, yet for many Indigenous Peoples the soundtrack of the “green” economy still feels like the old extractive anthem: minerals leave ancestral territories, turbines rise on sacred..
Photo: Floresa Kritis Independen At first glance, the energy transition sounds like a universal good: the world finally moving away from fossil fuels. Dams rise from rivers, solar parks spread across deserts, wind farms carve the horizon, and..
Indigenous voices call to decolonize conservation before it repeats history At COP30 in Belém, Brazil, attention turns to one of its potentially game-changing outcomes: the Tropical Forest Forever Facility (TFFF). Launched under Brazilian leadership, the TFFF proposes to..
