Article covering the history of negotiations within the United Nations Forum on Forests and the Convention on Biological Diversity, considering the avenues available for indigenous peoples to most effectively defend their rights to lands and resources within the conservation and forestry debates. Published in "Biodiversity", the quarterly journal of TC-Biodiversity
FPP analysis of the culmination of 7 years of UNFF sessions. The outcome is a damaging and regressive forest programme which fails to comply with international human rights or with best practice in environmental management. May 2007
Existing political commitments on forests and forest peoples, focusing on the main standards under the UN Conference on Environment and Development and forest-related fauna.
Territory of the Achuar people in Peru, 2007
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