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14 Фев 2017

Автор:
Survival International

Peru: Indigenous orgs. sue Ministry of Culture over lack of protection of uncontacted tribes threatened by oil companies

“Indigenous people sue government over uncontacted tribe” - 9 February 2017

AIDESEP, Peru’s national indigenous organization, is taking Peru’s Ministry of Culture to court for failing to meet its legal obligation to map out and create five new indigenous reserves and to protect the highly vulnerable uncontacted peoples that live inside…In 2007, Peru awarded Canadian oil company Pacific E&P the right to explore in Yavari Tapiche, a proposed indigenous reserve in the Amazon Uncontacted Frontier. AIDESEP has been calling for the creation of the reserve for 14 years, and Survival International has been leading the global campaign for uncontacted peoples’ right to determine their own futures.