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Thailand: Karens to appeal court verdict legalizing their forced evictions; indigenous organizations call for effective redress

Karen representatives today vowed to appeal against the recent Thai court verdict that ruled the authorities did not break the law in burning their properties to forcefully evict them from Kaeng…

Participation, consent, traditional knowledge and customary sustainable use in protected areas: the World Conservation Congress

Best practices around indigenous peoples and the establishment, expansion, governance and management of protected areas was the focus of a discussion at the International Union for Conservation of…

IUCN: Steps must be made to address the power imbalance against indigenous peoples

Steps will be made to grow the Whakatane Mechanism into a device that can help redress power imbalances against indigenous peoples, and become a conflict resolution tool that can be available to all…

Rights in World Heritage Conservation – an IUCN workshop

The intricacies of rights-based work within World Heritage Conservation will be explored at the IUCN’s World Conservation Congress this week.A joint workshop, by the University of Lucerne in…

IPLC Outlooks on Biodiversity publication: open peer review process (open until 11 September 2016)

Outlooks on Biodiversity: Indigenous Peoples and Local Communities’ contributions to the implementation of the Strategic Plan for Biodiversity 2011-2020. A complement to the fourth edition of the…

Progress made on recognising rights of communities - World Conservation Congress motions

Progress has been made on the issue of recognising the rights of indigenous peoples and local communities where protected areas have been created on their lands.

Whakatane Mechanism Workshop at the IUCN World Conservation Congress – 3rd September 2016, Hawai’i

The value of an innovative mechanism designed to resolve conflicts where indigenous peoples and local communities live in formally-listed protected areas will be explored in a workshop at the…

Los pueblos indígenas en Perú logran un triunfo histórico con la obtención de acuerdos para corregir un programa de tierras mal diseñado y financiado por el Banco Interamericano de Desarrollo

La organización peruana de pueblos indígenas de la Amazonía, AIDESEP,  ha utilizado de manera exitosa el Mecanismo Independiente de Consulta e Investigación (MICI) del Banco Interamericano de…

Indigenous peoples in Peru score historical victory in securing agreements to correct a flawed land titling project financed by the Inter-American Development Bank - IDB

Peruvian Amazon indigenous peoples’ organisation AIDESEP has successfully used the IDB Complaint Mechanism (ICIM) coupled with sustained dialogue with senior IDB officials to secure major reforms to…

Kenya's Ogiek people are being violently evicted from their ancestral lands

After being evicted from their homes by 50 police and Kenya Forest Service (KFS) rangers last June, more than 200 families from the indigenous Ogiek minority are now living in temporary shelters or…