Indigenous groups criticize Ecuador’s $47 billion oil expansion plan in Amazon

Natives Resist – In Ecuador, Indigenous peoples have le protests against oil and mining projects that encroach on Native territories. #nativetiktok #ecuador #protest #mining #resistance | The Native Truth

The biggest oil spill in Ecuador in more than a decade has created a crisis within a crisis for Indigenous peoples living in the Amazon. Hiding in their territories to escape infection from coronavirus, hundreds of indigenous communities are now cut off from fresh food and water because their rivers have been contaminated with crude oil. Today they’re fighting back-- affected Indigenous families, local & regional indigenous organizations have filed a lawsuit demanding the Ecuadorian government &

Indigenous Peoples’ rights are not privileges — they are international law | #HRC60 | Dr. Albert K. Barume

Indigenous Peoples | United Nations

📜 OATH TAKING OF 8 BARANGAY IPMRs 📜 The Barangay Indigenous Peoples Mandatory Representatives (IPMRs) from selected barangays of the Municipality of Bontoc namely Barangay Gonogon, Barangay Mainit, Barangay Dalican, Barangay Maligcong, Barangay Caluttit, Barangay Caneo, Barangay Alab Oriente, and Barangay Alab Proper officially took their oath of office today at the Municipal Office. The oath was administered by the Honorable Municipal Mayor Franklin C. Odsey and witnessed by Acting Provincial