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In order to avoid imminent and irreparable harm, the Indigenous Peoples Alliance of the Archipelago (AMAN), the national Indigenous Peoples’ organization of Indonesia, and Forest Peoples Programme…

A Report on the Situation of Indigenous and Tribal Peoples in Suriname and Comments on Suriname’s 13th ‐ 15th Periodic Reports (CERD/C/SUR/13‐15)

This report addresses the pattern of pervasive, long-standing and inter-connected violations or denials of the rights of Indigenous Peoples in the Republic of Costa Rica, and the ongoing situation of…

Kathmandu, Nepal, July 14, 2015 – Last week an independent investigation revealed serious abuses in a World Bank-funded transmission line project in central Nepal. The Khimti-Dhalkebar transmission…

Today as the BRICS countries (Brazil, Russia, India, China, and South Africa) meet in Ufa, Russia to launch the New Development Bank, over 40 civil society organizations and social movements from…

The large-scale hunt for gold not only destroys rainforest in Guyana, it also threatens a deal for billions in funds from Norway.

Video: Infrastructural violence and the monopoly system in Indonesia’s oil palm plantation zone

Perusahaan perdagangan kelapa sawit terbesar dunia, Wilmar International Ltd., sedang diselidiki berkenaan dengan tuduhan masyarakat terhadap perusahaan pemasoknya merampas hak masyarakat atas tanah…

World’s largest palm oil trading company, Wilmar International Ltd., under scrutiny as communities accuse its suppliers of harassment, deception and rights abuses.

This statement was presented by the indigenous representatives participating in a seminar organised by the Amerindian Peoples Association in Georgetown, February 2015.