April 15, 2024. In order to reflect on and share how the updated OECD Guidelines for Business and Human Rights can serve indigenous peoples, indigenous advocates and activists held a side event during the 23rd. Session of the..
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Criminalization, a matter of life and death for indigenous peoples
April 16, 2024. Given that criminalization against indigenous peoples is a global threat, representatives of various indigenous peoples gathered at the 23rd session of the UNPFII to analyze this threat and propose ways to address it. Joan..
Declaration of Indigenous Peoples’ Participants in the Conference on Indigenous Peoples and the Just Transition
Declaration of Indigenous Peoples’ Participants in the Conference on Indigenous Peoples and the Just Transition April 12-14, 2024 New York We, the 87 Indigenous Peoples’ representatives of the Conference on Indigenous Peoples and the Just Transition, have convened..
Media Advisory: Indigenous Peoples unite in call for full respect for their rights, participation & shared prosperity for just clean energy transition
Day 2: Equitable Models for a Just Transition
First day: The (un)Just Transition and Indigenous Peoples
ECUADOR: Immediately cease repression and criminalization of community members of the parishes of Palo Quemado and La Pampa defending their territories against mega-mining projects
First Nations rights-based approaches to climate justice will make the world a better place
The final plenary of the HEAL2023 conference drew on the experiences and wisdom of First Nations Peoples around the world to explore the theme of First Nations rights-based approach to climate justice. Danielle Manton, a Barunggam women, grown..
Stop the attacks against indigenous land and territory defenders in the context of the Interoceanic Corridor of the Isthmus of Tehuantepec megaproject
Managing Biodiversity Lessons from the Frontlines
A RE.TV Production Managing Biodiversity How indigenous people are adapting to the climate crisis Indigenous people are only 6% of the global population, yet are responsible for protecting most of Earth’s biodiversity, and so are at the frontline..
