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Maraka
Deze nieuwsbrief is een uitgave van de Vereniging van Inheemse Dorpshoofden
in Suriname (VIDS).
(Newsletter of the Association of Indigenous Village Leaders in
Suriname - available in Dutch only)
Juni 2010 |
pdf
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Case
of the Saramaka people v. Suriname
Order of the President of the Inter-American Court of Human Rights
April 2010 |
pdf
(0.2Mb) |
Case
of Moiwana Village v. Suriname
Inter-American Court of Human rights schedules a private hearing in
order to monitor Suriname's compliance with the judgment of June 2005
(Link to list of all relevant documentation)
December 2009 |
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Suriname
Securing Indigenous Peoples' Rights in Conservation in Suriname:
A review
Part of FPP's series on Forest Peoples and Protected Areas.
VIDS - Vereniging van Inheemse Dorpshoofden in Suriname
(Association of Indigenous Village Leaders in Suriname)
October 2009
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Report of the Victims' Representatives to the
Inter-American Court of Human Rights in Saramaka People on Monitoring
Implementation of the Judgment of 28 November 2007
(Link to list of relevant documentation in the Case of the Saramaka
People v. Suriname)
September 2009 |
html |
Guiana
Shield Resolution on IIRSA (Integration of South American Regional
Infrastructure)
Indigenous peoples' statement on regional infrastructure development
plans for the Guiana Shield region
April 2009
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pdf
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Guiana
Shield Resolution on Climate Change and REDD
Indigenous peoples' statement on climate change and national/international
climate change mitigation policies affecting indigenous territories
in the Guiana Shield region
April 2009
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pdf
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2009 Goldman Environment
Prize awarded to the Saramaka
At a ceremony in San Francisco this award was made to the leaders
of the Saramaka Maroon community for their work on the 2007 Saramaka
People v. Suriname case decided by the Inter-American Court of Human
Rights. This case ultimately led to a landmark ruling for indigenous
and tribal peoples throughout the Americas to control resource exploitation
in their territories.
Acceptance speech by S Hugo Jabini on behalf of himself and Head
Captain Wanze (click on pdf)
For a 5-minute film on the case, click on the 2nd link (Goldman
Environment Prize website).
For the legal documentation relevant to this case, click on the
3rd link
April 2009
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acceptance
speech - pdf (0.1Mb)
link
to film
link
to legal history
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Concluding
observations of the Committee on the Elimination of Racial Discrimination
(CERD)
in response to NGO submission of February 2009 to CERD providing comments
on the Government of Suriname's report
(See
February report below)
March 2009
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pdf
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Indigenous
Peoples Rights and REDD: The Case of the Saramaka People v.
Suriname
Given that indigenous peoples are the traditional owners of a large
percentage of the world's
remaining forests, this article raises the issue of the extent to
which the various proposals for Reduced Emissions from Deforestation
and Forest Degradation (REDD) or Avoided Deforestation (AD) must account
for and respect indigenous peoples' rights.
Forest Peoples Programme
March 2009 |
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Los
derechos de los pueblos indígenas y la reducción de
las emisiones derivadas de la deforestación y la degradación
de los bosques. El caso del pueblo Saramaka contra Surinam
Forest Peoples Programme
Marzo de 2009 |
pdf
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Hak-Hak
Masyarakat adat dan Pengurangan Emisi dari Pengurangan Deforestasi
dan Degradasi Hutan: Perkara Masyarakat Saramaka melawan Suriname
Forest Peoples Programme
Maret 2009
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pdf
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Comments
on Suriname's report to the UN Committee on the Elimination of Racial
Discrimination (CERD)
This report details systematic and long-standing practices of racial
discrimination against indigenous and tribal peoples by Suriname.
Submitted by the Association of Indigenous Village Leaders, the Association
of Saramaka Authorities, and the Forest Peoples Programme
February 2009 |
pdf
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Conservation
and Indigenous Peoples: Assessing the Progress since Durban
Interim report: discussion draft
Launched at the IUCN World Conservation Conference, Barcelona, this
is a review of 8 country studies which indicate that despite a commitment
to respect the rights of indigenous peoples in protected areas, conservationists
have failed to deliver on this promise.
Forest Peoples Programme
October 2008 |
pdf
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Conservación
y Pueblos Indígenas: Evaluando progresos desde Durban
Informe preliminar: borrador para discusión
Una contribución al Congreso Mundial de la Naturaleza de la UICN
Forest Peoples Programme
Octubre de 2008 |
pdf
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Nature
Reserves within the Indigenous Territory of the Kaliña and
Lokono Peoples of Lower Marowijne
A review of Suriname's implementation of the CBD Programme of Work
on Protected Areas
Brief report as part of FPP's series on Indigenous Peoples and Protected
Areas
January 2008 |
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Admissibility
report in Case 12.639, Kalina and Lokono Indigenous Peoples (Suriname)
Petiton submitted to the Inter-American Commission on Human Rights
against the Republic of Suriname
October 2007 |
pdf
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Making
FPIC - Free, Prior and Informed Consent - Work:
Challenges and Prospects for Indigenous People
FPP review of indigenous peoples' experiences with applying the principle
of FPIC in Suriname, Guyana, Peru, Peninsular Malaysia, Indonesia,
Papua New Guinea and the Philippines
Marcus Colchester and Maurizio Farhan Ferrari
June 2007 |
pdf
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Poniendo
en práctica el CLPI -Consentimiento libre, previo e informado-
Desafíos y perspectivas para los Pueblos Indígenas
El informe resume algunas experiencias de pueblos indígenas
con referencia a la aplicación del principio de consentimiento
libre, previo e informado en Suriname, Guyana, Malasia peninsular,
Perú, Indonesia, Papua Nueva Guinea y Filipinas
Marcus Colchester y Maurizio Farhan Ferrari
Junio de 2007 |
pdf
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Pour
une bonne application du libre consentement préalable et éclairé
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Défis et perspectives pour les peuples autochtones
Ce rapport présente un résumé de certaines expériences
des peuples autochtones dans l'application du principe de libre consentement
préalable et éclairé au Suriname, au Guyana,
en Malaisie péninsulaire, au Pérou, en Indonésie,
en Papouasie Nouvelle-Guinée et aux Philippines
Marcus Colchester et Maurizio Farhan Ferrari
Juin 2007 |
pdf
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Menjadikan
FPIC - Prinsip Persetujuan Tanpa Paksaan atas dasar Informasi Awal
- Berjalan:
Tantangan dan Peluang bagi Masyarakat Adat
Laporan tentang 'pekerjaan yang tengah berlangsung' ini menyarikan
sejumlah pengalaman masyarakat adat dalam penerapan prinsip FPIC di
Suriname, Guyana, Peninsular Malaysia, Peru, Indonesia, Papua New
Guinea dan Filipina
Marcus Colchester dan Maurizio Farhan Ferrari
Juni 2007 |
pdf
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Case
of the Saramaka Community v. Suriname
Order of the President of the Inter-American Court of Human Rights
of March 30, 2007
(Link to list of relevant documentation in the Twelve Saramaka
Clans case)
March 2007 |
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Free,
Prior and Informed Consent:
Two Cases from Suriname
This report describes how the concept of free, prior and informed
consent (FPIC) has been experienced in Suriname with regard to: 1)
logging and bio-prospecting in the territory of the Saramaka people;
and 2) mining and related issues in the territory of the Lokono indigenous
people of west Suriname.
Forest Peoples Programme and Association of Saramaka Authorities
March 2007
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Vrijelijk
tot stand gekomen, voorafgaande en weloverwogen instemming (FPIC):
twee case studies uit Suriname
Dit rapport beschrijft hoe de Saramaka- en Lokono-gemeenschappen in
Suriname het concept "Free, Prior and Informed Consent (FPIC)"
in de praktijk brengen.Twee typische situaties in Suriname worden
beschreven: 1) houtkap en bio-prospecting op het grondgebied van de
Saramaka-gemeenschap; en 2) mijnbouw en daarmee verweven activiteiten
op het grondgebied van de Lokono-gemeenschap in West Suriname.
Forest Peoples Programme en de Vereniging van Saramakaanse Gezagsdragers
Maart 2007 |
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Consentimiento
Libre, Previo e Informado:
Dos Casos en Surinam
Este informe describe las experiencias del pueblo Saramaka y del pueblo
Lokono en Surinam con el concepto del consentimiento libre, previo
e informado. Se trata con dos situaciones distintas: 1) la extracción
de madera y la bioprospección en el territorio del pueblo Saramaka;
y 2) la minería y los asuntos relacionados en el territorio
del pueblo indígena Lokono, al oeste de Surinam.
Forest Peoples Programme y Association of Saramaka Authorities
Marzo de 2007
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A
desk-based review of the treatment of indigenous peoples' and social
issues
in large and medium-sized GEF biodiversity projects (2005-2006)
FPP analysis of 23 GEF projects into its treatment of indigenous peoples'
rights and social issues in the design of its large conservation projects
- in Bangladesh, Cameroon, Democratic Republic of Congo, Guyana, India,
Mexico, Panama, Peru, Suriname and Venezuela
Compiled by Liam Taylor and Tom Griffiths
February 2007
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Submission
to John Ruggie, UN Secretary General's Special Representative on Human
Rights and Transnational and Other Business Enterprises
focusing on indigenous peoples' rights and extractive industries
by Forest Peoples Programme and Tebtebba Foundation
29 December 2006 |
pdf |
Urgent
Action decision adopted by the UN Racial Discrimination Committee
(CERD) in relation to the report below
August 2006 |
pdf |
Submission
to the UN Racial Discrimination Committee (CERD) on the situation
of indigenous and tribal peoples in Suriname
June 2006 |
pdf |
Forest
Peoples, Customary Use and State Forests:
the case for reform
Marcus Colchester
Draft paper presented to the 11th Biennial Congress of the
International Association for the Study of Common Property (IASCP)
Bali, Indonesia, 19-23 June 2006 |
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Pueblos
del bosque, utilización consuetudinaria y bosques estatales:
argumentos para una reforma
Marcus Colchester
Junio de 2006
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Twelve
Saramaka Clans (Lös)
Decision of the Inter-American Commission on Human Rights in Case
12.338
Twelve Saramaka Clans (Suriname), March 2006.
The case was transmitted to the Inter-American Court of Human Rights
on 23 June 2006
(Link to list of relevant documentation)
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Marauny
Nana Emandobo / Lokono Shikwabana
(Marowijne our territory)
Traditional use and management of the Lower Marowijne area by the
Kaliña and Lokono
Commissie Landrechten Inheemsen Beneden-Marowijne
February 2006 |
pdf
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Marauny
Nana Emandobo / Lokono Shikwabana
(Marowijne Ons Grondgebied)
Traditioneel gebruik en beheer van het Beneden-Marowijne gebied door
de Kaliña en Lokono
Commissie Landrechten Inheemsen Beneden-Marowijne
Februari 2006 |
pdf
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Marauny
Nana Emandobo / Lokono Shikwabana
("Marowijne - nuestro territorio")
Utilización y manejo tradicional del territorio del Bajo Marowijne
por los Kaliña y Lokono
Commissie Landrechten Inheemsen Beneden-Marowijne
Febrero de 2006 |
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Human
rights court instructs Suriname to compensate victims of massacre
In August 2005 the Inter-American Court of Human Rights ordered the
government of Suriname to compensate the survivors of a 1986 massacre
of the N'djuka Maroon community of Moiwana by government forces during
the country's guerrilla war
Link to press article, reports and judgments
August 2005
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Joint
NGO submission to the United Nations Committee on the Elimination
of Racial Discrimination (CERD) to request follow-up and urgent
action concerning the situation of indigenous and tribal peoples in
Suriname
July 2005 |
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The
decision issued by CERD in response to the above submission
August 2005 |
pdf |
Case
of Moiwana Village v. Suriname
Full text of the judgment by the Inter-American Court of Human Rights
(Link to all relevant documentation, including the judgment)
15 June 2005 |
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UN
Racial Discrimination Committee recommends Suriname's urgent action
to recognize and respect the land and resource rights of indigenous
peoples and Maroons
Press release
March 2004 |
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United Nations finds serious human rights violations
of indigenous and tribal communities in Suriname
Press release
March 2003 |
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Inter-American Commission on Human Rights (IACHR)
requests that Suriname suspend logging and mining concessions in Saramaka
Maroon territory
Press release
August 2002 |
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Failure
of the Republic of Suriname to Recognize, Guarantee and Respect the
Rights of Indigenous and Tribal Peoples to Lands, Territories and
Resources, to Cultural Integrity and to be Free from Racial Discrimination
United Nations Special Rapporteur on the Situation of Human Rights
and Fundamental Freedoms of Indigenous Peoples
June 2002 |
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The Republic of Suriname and its compliance with
the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights Articles
1, 26 and 27:
The Rights of Indigenous Peoples and Maroons in Suriname
FPP submission to the Human Rights Committee
January 2002 |
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Bulletin
on Logging and Tribal Rights in Suriname
December 2001 |
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Undermining
the Forests
The need to control transnational mining companies: a Canadian case
study
FPP, PIP Links and WRM
2000 |
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Socavando
los bosques
La necesidad de controlar a las empresas mineras transnacionales:
un estudio de caso canadiense
FPP, PIP Links y WRM
2000
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y compra |
Miner
les forêts
La nécessité de contrôler les sociétés
minières transnationales : une étude de cas sur le Canada
FPP, PIP Links et WRM
2000 |
découvrez
et achetez |
Forest
Politics in Suriname
Marcus Colchester
1995 |
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& buy |
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