After a major inter-continental gathering on Deforestation and the Rights of Forest Peoples held…[in] Central Kalimantan, Indonesia, indigenous and forest peoples called on the international community, governments and international organizations to secure and respect their customary rights to their forests, lands, territories and natural resources in conformity with international law. They issued this call in the form of the Palangka Raya Declaration, which urges governments, the private sector, financial institutions, international agencies and the international community to: halt the production, trade and consumption of commodities derived from…violations of the rights of forest peoples; stop the invasion of forest peoples’ lands and forests by…projects that deny forest peoples’ fundamental rights; take immediate and concrete actions to uphold forest peoples' rights at all levels…