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A coalition of 22 Civil Society Organisations have written to Asian Development Bank (ADB) recommending a number of changes to the Bank’s Indigenous Peoples policy (ESS7) in the new draft Environmental and Social Framework (ESF).

Read the press release in English and

Lea el comunicado de prensa en inglés y

For decades, indigenous peoples and their representatives have demanded that all policies, funding and initiatives aimed at addressing the climate crisis must respect and protect their rights, cultures, livelihoods and knowledge.

Pendant des décennies, les peuples autochtones et leurs représentants ont exigé que tous les financements, les politiques et les initiatives visant à lutter contre la crise climatique, soient soumis à une obligation de respect et de protection de leurs droits, leurs cultures, leurs moyens de subsistance

Por décadas, los pueblos indígenas y sus representantes han exigido que todas las políticas, financiación e iniciativas destinadas a abordar la crisis climática respeten y protejan sus derechos, culturas, medios de vida y conocimientos.

Unduh penjelasan Selama beberapa dekade, masyarakat adat serta yang mewakilkan mereka telah menuntut agar semua kebijakan, pendanaan dan program-program yang bermaksud menangani perkara krisis iklim agar tetap menghormati dan melindungi hak-hak mereka, budaya mereka, serta kehidupan dan pengetahuan mereka.

Durante décadas, os povos indígenas e os seus representantes exigiram que todas as políticas,financiamento e iniciativas destinadas a enfrentar a crise climática respeitassem e protegessem os seus direitos, culturas, meios de subsistência e conhecimentos.

Palm oil route and conflicts, that everyday ingredient that comes from a depredated territory The crude palm oil produced by the Ocho Sur group originates in an area of the Peruvian Amazon devastated more than 10 years ago, which the Santa Clara de U

Ruta y conflictos del aceite de palma, ese ingrediente cotidiano que nace de un territorio depredado El aceite crudo de palma elaborado por el grupo Ocho Sur tiene su origen en un área de la Amazonía

Private sector investments promoting the sale of forest carbon credits in the Colombian Amazon accused of disrespecting the right to prior consultation and FPIC of Indigenous Peoples A growing number of press articles published by the Latin American Center for Journalistic

Inversiones del sector privado en la Amazonía colombiana promoviendo la venta de bonos de carbono forestal acusadas de irrespetar el derecho a la consulta previa de los Pueblos Indígenas Un número creciente de artículos de prensa publi

This article is part of a series of blogs that FPP will be publishing over the coming months aiming to share experiences of certification schemes by communities and activists on the ground whose rights are impacted by agribusiness.

Indigenous peoples of the Ucayali region have secured a victory against oil and gas extraction in Block 200. After long years of struggle against its imposition and in the face of a very poor consultation process with serious violations of Indigenous rights, they succeeded in getting CEPSA Peru to withdraw from the operation. The Indigenous Peoples will remain vigilant and will fight for the cancellation of the oil block.

Pueblos indígenas de la región de Ucayali aseguraron una victoria frente al proyecto extractivo del Lote 200, donde después de largos años de lucha a su imposición y frente a un proceso de consulta muy pobre y con graves violaciones a los derechos indígenas, lograron que la empresa CEPSA Perú decida retirarse de la operación. Los pueblos indígenas permanecerán vigilantes y lucharán por la anulación del Lote petrolero.

Using militarised forces to evict people from their ancestral land to create ‘protected areas’ for conservation tramples on human rights and is never acceptable. It also goes against scientific evidence that demonstrates Indigenous peoples better protect biodiversity, and that the results are even greater where they have security of tenure and control over their traditionally owned territories.

Geneva, 29 March 2022 (Read on IIFB's website)

The indigenous organisations CODEPISAM and CEPKA participated in a hearing before the Civil Court of Lamas in the case of Lot 103, created without consultation on Kichwa territories. In defence of the lot: Perupetro and the Peruvian subsidiary of the Spanish oil company REPSOL.

Las organizaciones indígenas CODEPISAM y CEPKA participaron en una audiencia ante el Juzgado Civil de Lamas por el caso del Lote 103, creado sin consulta sobre territorios kichwa. En defensa del lote: Perupetro y la subsidiaria peruana de la petrolera española REPSOL.

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