Joan Carling (AIPP) and various IPOs and NGOs
11 March, 2013
Dr. Jim Yong Kim
President
World Bank
March 4, 2013
Dear Dr. Kim,
Various indigenous peoples' organisations
11 March, 2013
FIFTY SEVENTH MEETING OF THE COMMISSION ON THE STATUS OF WOMEN
From 4 to 15 March 2013, United Nations, New York
Reaffirming the Beijing Declaration and Platform for Action Beijing, the Beijing Declaration of Indigenous Women, the twenty-third special session of the General Assembly and declarations adopted by the Commission during the tenth and fifteenth anniversaries of the Fourth World Women,
Various IPOS and NGOs
26 September, 2012
A submission into the World Bank Safeguard review process by Indigenous Peoples’ organisations and institutions. The submission remains open for further endorsements, please contact Robie Halip at AIPP for further information: robie@aippnet.org.
Joan Carling, Asian Indigenous Peoples Pact; Jen Rubis, Jaringan Orang Asal SeMalaysia; Rudolph C. Reyser, Center for World Indigenous Studies; Francesco Martone, Forest Peoples Programme; Laura George, Amerindian Peoples Association; Tarcila Rivera Zea, CHIRAPAQ; Tebtebba (Indigenous Peoples’ International Centre for Policy Research and Education); Asian Indigenous Women's Network; Network of the Indigenous Peoples - Solomons
10 April, 2012
In response to a specific request by the Green Climate Fund Secretariat, Indigenous Peoples and support organisations have submitted their comments and recommendations on the modalities for selection, activities and role of observers and active observers in the Board of the Green Climate Fund - See Letter. Specific operational details are provided in the response to the questionnaire (attached).
Indigenous Peoples Organisations and support NGOs
18 October, 2011
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6 June, 2011
Asian Indigenous Women’s Network and Forest Peoples Programme have developed a series of booklets addressing the human rights framework, the rights of indigenous peoples and the rights of women as enshrined in and protected by the Convention on the Elimination of all forms of Discrimination Against Women. The booklets have been designed specifically to address the situations of indigenous women in Asia and include a detailed compilation of existing CEDAW jurisprudence related to indigenous women.
18 February, 2011
29 indigenous women from 10 different countries across the Asia Pacific region met in Manila, Philippines, in November 2010, to discuss the challenges indigenous women and their communities face in relation to their land rights. The workshop was collaboratively held by the Asian Indigenous Women’s Network (AIWN) and Forest Peoples Programme (FPP). Land rights across the region, indeed the world, are of central importance in ensuring that indigenous peoples are able to survive as culturally distinct peoples. Asia and the Pacific contain a huge array of circumstances for indigenous peoples, from indigenous majority countries like Fiji in the Pacific to countries in mainland Asia where indigenous peoples are not even recognized by their governments.
Asian Indigenous Womens' Network (AIWN) and Forest Peoples Programme (FPP)
4 February, 2011
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