Petroleo y enfermedades
En noviembre del 2013, un equipo de Sobrevivencia Cultural visitó a la comunidad de Nuevo Andoas en Loreto, Perú, para conocer la situación de grave contaminación medioambiental causado por la explotación petrolera en la región.
Efectos de contaminación
En noviembre del 2013, un equipo de Sobrevivencia Cultural visitó a la comunidad de Nuevo Andoas en Loreto, Perú, para conocer la situación de grave contaminación medioambiental causado por la explotación petrolera en la región.
Petroleo en los cultivos
En noviembre del 2013, un equipo de Sobrevivencia Cultural visitó a la comunidad de Nuevo Andoas en Loreto, Perú, para conocer la situación de grave contaminación medioambiental causado por la explotación petrolera en la región.
Cuidado: Zona de serpiente
En noviembre del 2013, un equipo de Sobrevivencia Cultural visitó a la comunidad de Nuevo Andoas en Loreto, Perú, para conocer la situación de grave contaminación medioambiental causado por la explotación petrolera en la región.
Fuerza Liderazgo Tradicional
En noviembre del 2013, un equipo de Sobrevivencia Cultural visitó a la comunidad de Nuevo Andoas en Loreto, Perú, para conocer la situación de grave contaminación medioambiental causado por la explotación petrolera en la región.
La Violencia Hacia la Mujer No le Hace Bien a Nadie, Ni Siquiera a los Mismos Transgresores"
Te presentamos nuestro especial de 21 minutos con 54 segundos, sobre la conmemoración del 25 de noviembre, día Internacional de la eliminación de la violencia contra la mujer el que tiene como fin, denunciar los asesinatos de mujeres y todas las formas de violencias a las que este género es sometido.
Mujeres Indígenas Demandan Cambios Reales para Mejorar sus Condiciones de Vida
Acompáñanos en explorar la historia de un grupo de mujeres Indigenas en Guatemala que están utilizando el CEDAW para alumbrar el estado de los derechos de las mujeres Indígenas en Guatemala; en el escucharemos a lideresas del Movimiento Tz'ununija' y sus principales demandas. También destacamos las principales recomendaciones que CEDAW ha hecho al país de Guatemala para mejorar las condiciones de vida de las mujeres Indígenas.
Entrevistadas
-Juana Sales Morales, Maya Mam, Guatemala
- Lilián Estela López Ixcoy, Maya Quiche, Guatemala
Mujeres Miskitas Trabajan Juntas para Poner Alto a la Violencia
En Wangki Awala Kupia, Municipio de Waspam, Región de la Costa Caribe Norte de Nicaragua tuvo lugar el Onceavo Encuentro de mujeres Indígenas del Wanki, reuniendo a más de mil mujeres Miskitas que durante 4 días participaron activamente de una variada agenda.
Cero tolerancia a la violencia
Día de la No Violencia Contra la Mujer
No tolere la violencia de cualquier forma - no en sus pueblos, ni afuera, ni con otros actores.
Vicky Tauli-Corpuz at UNPFII 2015
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Vicky Tauli-Corpuz on Sustainable Development at UNPFII 2015
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Dalee Sambo on Accountability at UNPFII 2015
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John Scott on Biodiversity at UNPFII 2015
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Christina Coc on Land Rights in Belize at UNPFII 2015
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Josh Cooper On Climate Change at UNPFII 2015
Josh Cooper speaks about climate change and its impact on Indigenous Peoples. Indigenous Peoples are being impacted by climate change, specifically in Oceania, and Josh Cooper is working to create World Climate Justice Day to bring further awareness to the issue.
Christopher Kuaiwa on Land Rights in Hawaii at UNPFII 2015
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Josh Cooper On Deep Seabed Mining at UNPFII 2015
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Kealii Gora on Getting Involved in Indigenous Advocacy at UNPFII 2015
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