Peuples indigènes/Natives Rights Struggle



36 min - documentary - climate change, indigenous issues website State of the Forest is a hard-hitting report on the condition of Indonesia’s rainforest today. Still in the production phase, the film is presented above in 8 parts. Use the playlist button next to the play button to watch parts 2 through 8. Through “a mixture of voices from communities covering Papua, Kalimantan and Sumatra, also blended with the expertise of some of the key Indonesian academics and activists,” State of the […]


Internationalnews Update Les indiens, sur lequel le président a fait tirer à la mitraillette, "ne sont pas des citoyens de première classe" ! On peut donc les tuer comme des mouches ! Michel Collon Info Quand Chávez ou Correa parlent de réduire l’abîme social qui sépare les élites latinos et les peuples indigènes, on les traite dédaigneusement de populistes… mais quand Alan García se fait l’exécuteur des basses œuvres des grands groupes miniers U.S. et de l'accord de libre-échange […]

Mongabay.com November 24, 2009 Efforts to slow climate change are putting indigenous people at risk, warns a new report published by Survival International, an indigenous rights' group. The report, 'The most inconvenient truth of all: climate change and indigenous people,' argues that lack of recognition of indigenous land use leaves them vulnerable to displacement and environmental harm by projects done in the name of climate change mitigation, including dams, agricultural expansion for […]


Indians from Brazil Autor: Reinaldorogerio


Voulez-vous vous abonner ? Connectez-vous ou inscrivez-vous dès maintenant ! The work and mission of Amazon Watch The work and mission of Amazon Watch Watch: Crude: The Real Price of Oil trailer (Amazon Watch)


Humberto, an Indigenous leader from Ecuador, describes the impacts of Chevron's oil exploration in the Ecuadorian Amazon Rainforest Watch: Defenders of the Amazon (documentary, 10' 37) Crude: The Real Price of Oil trailer (Amazon Watch)


Commondreams Published on Saturday, June 13, 2009 by The Guardian/UK Across the globe, as mining and oil firms race for dwindling resources, indigenous peoples are battling to defend their lands – often paying the ultimate price. by John Vidal It has been called the world's second "oil [1] war", but the only similarity between Iraq and events in the jungles of northern Peru [2] over the last few weeks has been the mismatch of force. On one side have been the police armed with automatic […]


By Milagros Salazar Body of indigenous man killed in Bagua. Credit:Courtesy of Fedepaz LIMA, Jun 8 (IPS) - There are conflicting reports on a violent incident in Peru’s Amazon jungle region in which both police officers and indigenous protesters were killed. The authorities, who describe last Friday’s incident as a "clash" between the police and protesters manning a roadblock, say 22 policemen and nine civilians were killed. But leaders of the two-month roadblock say at least 40 indigenous […]


The Guardian/UKMay 28, 2009 'Uncontacted' tribes forced to flee armed gangs and bulldozers in forests of Peru, Brazil and Paraguay, says Survival International by John Vidal Five "uncontacted" tribes are at imminent risk of extinction as oil companies, colonists and loggers invade their territiories. The semi-nomadic groups, who live deep in the forests of Peru, Brazil and Paraguay, are vulnerable to common western diseases such as flu and measles but also risk being killed by armed gangs, […]


Fabiana Frayssinet RIO DE JANEIRO, May 7 (IPS) - One young indigenous person commits suicide every 10 days on average in the centre-west Brazilian state of Mato Grosso do Sul. Blamed on the lack of land and opportunities, the proportions of this tragedy have drawn the attention of local and foreign experts. The last young man to hang himself - the most common method of suicide - was a 20-year-old worker at a sugar mill, an occupation that is culturally alien to the local communities, but […]



Lakota style flute and pictures of the Native Americans De : kinichpacal23


The Tuareg people of Niger struggle to maintain their nomadic way of life in the face of uranium mining, an industry run by foreign companies that many say is having devastating environmental repurcussions. Al Jazeera's May Welsh reports on civilians and rebels in the uranium mining zone. AlJazeeraEnglish 16 juillet 2008

Tinariwen dans un film de Jérémie Reichenbach (2006) "La naissance du groupe Tinariwen en 1982 est intimement liée à la situation d'exil et d'errance du peuple touareg. Il est l'émanation même de cette diaspora. Les musiciens de Tinariwen sont tous originaires de l'Adrar des Ifoghas, réfugiés dans les années 1970 à Tamanghasset, en Algérie. Leurs poésies chantées appellent à l'éveil politique des consciences, et abordent les problèmes de l'exil, de la répression et des revendications […]

Tinariwen - Aman Iman (L'Eau C'est La vie) -doc- envoyé par kingofspirits

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