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West Papua Natives vs. Big Logging

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INDIGENOUS PEOPLES AND THE UNITED NATIONS Part 1

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Courtesy of sommerfilms.org (6 min)

 

Indigenous Dispossession in West Papua

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Peruvian Police Accused of Massacring Indigenous Protesters in Amazon Jungle
Dozens of people are estimated to have been killed in clashes between police and indigenous activists protesting oil and mining projects in the northern Peruvian Amazonian province of Bagua. - June 08, 2009

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On the indigenous people of the Ecuadorean Amazon who are suing ChevronTexaco
for polluting 1,700 sq. miles of rainforest - with Trudy Styler

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Courtesy of JohnPerkins.org (7 min)

 

CLIMATE: CARBON TRADING NOT ETHICAL- Indigenous Elders from the North

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Courtesy of sommerfilms.org (4 min)

 

INDIGENOUS PEOPLES RIGHTS DECLARATION U.N. Part 1

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Indigenous Rights and Universal Peace - Nobel Laureate Rigoberta Menchu

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Courtesy of UCTelevision (80 min)

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