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Statement by the Indigenous Community of Santa Clara de Uchunya

13 Dec 2022
STATEMENT BY THE INDIGENOUS COMMUNITY OF SANTA CLARA DE UCHUNYA Gathered in Yarinacocha, at 16:00 hours, members of the Indigenous community Santa Clara de Uchunya, with the presence of representatives of the Federation of Native Communities of Ucayali (FECONAU), the Regional Or

The Santa Clara de Uchunya community reaffirms its territorial struggle (Spanish only)

13 Dec 2022
On 13 December, representatives and community members of the Santa Clara de Uchunya community, accompanied by their representative indigenous organisations, reaffirmed their struggle against the territorial dispossession they have suffered since several years by the company Plantaciones de Pucallpa, whose plantations are now operated by Grupo Ocho Sur.

La comunidad Santa Clara de Uchunya reafirma su lucha territorial

13 Dec 2022
El 13 de diciembre, representantes y comuneros de la comunidad Santa Clara de Uchunya, acompañados de sus organizaciones indígenas representativas, reafirmaron su lucha frente al despojo territorial que sufrieron hace algunos años por la empresa Plantaciones de Pucallpa, cuyas plantaciones son operadas hoy por el Grupo Ocho Sur.

Santa Clara de Uchunya land defenders continue struggle to protect their territory and denounce divisions caused by palm oil company Ocho Sur

26 Oct 2022
Between 24 and 25 October 2022, members of the Shipibo-Konibo Indigenous community of Santa Clara de Uchunya met in Yarinacocha to reflect on their efforts past and present to defend their ancestral territory against agribusiness-led land trafficking and deforestation and oil palm expansion in the Ucayali region of the Peruvian Amazon. They issued the following agreement and made additional statements during a press conference with regional media.

Defensores de la tierra de Santa Clara de Uchunya siguen luchando para proteger su territorio y denuncian las divisiones causadas por la empresa de aceite de palma Ocho Sur

26 Oct 2022
Entre el 24 y el 25 de octubre de 2022, miembros de la comunidad indígena Shipibo-Konibo de Santa Clara de Uchunya se reunieron en Yarinacocha. En la reunión se reflexionó sobre sus esfuerzos pasados y presentes para defender su territorio ancestral contra el tráfico de tierras, la deforestación y la expansión de la palma aceitera impulsados por la agroindustria en la región de Ucayali de la Amazonía peruana. Se emitió el siguiente acuerdo e hicieron declaraciones adicionales durante una conferencia de prensa con los medios de comunicación regionales.

"Leave. That will be our peace" Santa Clara de Uchunya condemn the constant presence of Ocho Sur in their ancestral lands and urge the company to stop creating internal divisions and leave permanently

27 Jul 2021
Through a public statement, community members from Santa Clara de Uchunya, a community belonging to the Shipibo-Konibo people, categorically reject the continued presence of the Ocho Sur company on their lands. Ocho Sur continues to violate their collective rights and attempts to sow internal divisions that would favour their commercial interests.