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TENTH SESSION
UN PERMANENT FORUM ON INDIGENOUS ISSUES
OFFICIAL WEB SITE
New York, 16 - 27 May 2011
DECIMO PERIODO DE SESIONES
FORO PERMANENTE PARA LAS CUESTIONES
INDIGENAS DE LAS NACIONES UNIDAS
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Monday, May 16, 2011 Tuesday, May 17, 2011 Wednesday, May 18, 2011 Thursday, May 19, 2011 Friday, May 20, 2011 |
Monday, May 23, 2011 Tuesday, May 24, 2011 Wednesday, May 25, 2011 Thursday, May 26, 2011 Friday, May 27, 2011 |
DoCip ONLINE DOCUMENTATION
A comprehensive compilation and overview of documents and statements
related to the Permanent Forum Tenth Session 2011
organized according to Agenda Items
You can follow the Audio Recordings using the Press Releases - Meetings
as a Listener's Guide for the order of speakers each day
and refer to the doCip Online Documentation
for an in depth review of Statements (pdf format)
MONDAY, MAY 23rd, 2011
Monday, May 23, 2011
AUDIOAM Session
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AUDIO:
23 May 11 AM - Floor or Original [02:43:51]
AUDIO:
23 May 11 AM - English [02:43:50]
AUDIO:
23 May 11 AM - Spanish [02:45:03] |
AUDIOPM Session
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AUDIO:
23 May 11 PM - Floor or Original [02:20:52]
AUDIO: 23 May 11 PM - English [02:20:52]
AUDIO:
23 May 11 PM - Spanish [04:31:39] |
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STATEMENT
North American Indigenous Peoples Caucus Statement
Agenda Item 8: World Conference on Indigenous Peoples
Presented by Kenneth Deer, Mohawk Nation
Indigenous World Association
GENERAL ASSEMBLY WILL HOLD ‘WORLD CONFERENCE ON INDIGENOUS PEOPLES’ IN 2014, UNDER TERMS OF RESOLUTION RECOMMENDED BY THIRD COMMITTEE
UN Press Release
GA/SHC/3997
16 November 2010
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PRESS RELEASE
Meetings
23 May 2011 Economic and Social Council HR/5060 Department of Public Information News and Media Division, New York Permanent Forum on Indigenous Issues Tenth Session 9th & 10th Meetings (AM & PM) |
WITH INDIGENOUS CHILDREN FACING ‘LIFETIME OF EXCLUSION’, UN CHILDREN’S FUND DEVELOPING FRAMEWORK STRATEGY TO ADDRESS CHALLENGES, PERMANENT FORUM TOLD
During Dialogue, UNICEF’s Director of Policy, Practice Says ‘We Can Do Better’;
Forum Also Discusses Future Work, Including Preparations for 2014 World Conference
A strategic approach was urgently needed to address "disturbing" gaps between the world's richest and poorest children - in particular indigenous children - said delegates to the Permanent Forum on Indigenous Issues, as it met with United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF) representatives this morning. (more) |
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PRESS CONFERENCE
 Photo Credit: 7genfund.org TIA OROS PETERS (biography) Zuni Executive Director, Seventh Generation Fund for Indian Development |
 Photo Credit: UN.org VALMAINE TOKI (biography) Aotearoa (New Zealand) Member of the Permanent Forum |
PRESS CONFERENCE ON RIGHT OF INDIGENOUS PEOPLES TO WATER
Indigenous peoples must be consulted - and their right to free, prior and informed consent respected - if the target of halving the proportion of people lacking access to safe drinking water and basic sanitation was to be reached by 2015, in line with the Millennium Development Goals, members of the Permanent Forum on Indigenous Issues said at a Headquarters press conference today. Valmaine Toki, Permanent Forum member from Aotearoa (New Zealand), said that message could not come too soon for the 1.1 billion people lacking access to safe drinking water and the 2.6 billion in need of adequate sanitation. Indigenous peoples were still being sidelined in debates about State water-management policies and strategies to address other water issues. |
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PRESS CONFERENCE – WEBCAST – VIDEO ON DEMAND
Photo Credit: future.org
BERTIE XAVIER (biography)
Macushi, Wowetta Village, Guyana
Member of the Permanent Forum
Graduate Student of the Class of 2011
Future Generations Graduate School
23 May 2011 Briefing on Indigenous Peoples’ right to water Speakers: Bertie Xavier, Permanent Forum Member Valmaine Toki, Permanent Forum Member Tia Oros Peters, Seventh Generation Fund Running time: 00:20:35 Language(s) available: English |
Celebrating Bertie Xavier's election to the UN Permanent Forum
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TUESDAY, MAY 24th, 2011
Tuesday, May 24, 2011
AUDIOAM Session
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AUDIO:
24 May 11 AM - Floor or Original [02:16:18]
AUDIO:
24 May 11 AM - English [02:56:26]
AUDIO:
24 May 11 AM - Spanish [02:56:18] |
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STATEMENTS
PRESS RELEASE
Meetings
24 May 2011 Economic and Social Council HR/5061 Department of Public Information News and Media Division, New York Permanent Forum on Indigenous Issues Tenth Session 11th Meeting (AM) |
AS WITH SO MANY OTHER HUMAN RIGHTS, INDIGENOUS PEOPLES SUFFER DISPROPORTIONATE VIOLATIONS OF RIGHT TO SAFE WATER, SANITATION, PERMANENT FORUM TOLD
Source: Galdu (via UN News/Press Release)
Photo Credit: UNmultmedia.org
CATARINA DE ALBUQUERQUE (biography)
Portugal
Human Rights Council’s Special Rapporteur on the human right
to safe drinking water and sanitation
Mandate
The Rights To Water and Sanitation
Special Rapporteur Says Situation ‘Direct Result of Policies and Politics’
Aimed at Excluding Certain People, as Forum Holds Half-Day Debate on Issue
With nearly a billion people living without access to an improved water source and 2.5 billion lacking access to improved sanitation facilities, the world faced a "true crisis" the Human Rights Council's Special Rapporteur on the human right to safe drinking water and sanitation told the Permanent Forum on Indigenous Issues today, during a half-day discussion on the right to water. (more) |
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PUBLICATIONS
UN Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights
Special Rapporteur on the human right to safe drinking water and sanitation
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PRESS CONFERNCE
PRESS CONFERENCE – WEBCAST – VIDEO ON DEMAND
Photo Credit: un.org
LARS-ANDERS BAER (biography)
SWEDEN
FORMER MEMBER, PERMANENT FORUM 2008-2010
Implementation of the Chittagong Hill Tracts Peace Accord in Bangladesh
24 May 2011
Speakers include: Lars-Anders Baer, former Member of the United Nations Permanent Forum on Indigenous Issues; Elsa Stamatopoulou, Lecturer, Columbia University; Dr. Aditya Dewan, President of the International Jumma Association; and Andrew Erueti, Coordinator for Human Rights of Indigenous People, Amnesty International. Running time: 00:33:48 Language(s) available: English |
DEMONSTRATION
CHITTAGONG HILL TRACTS PEACE ACCORD
NYC - 24 MAY, 2011
Dhaka, May 24 (bdnews24.com)—Two rights groups have demonstrated outside the United Nations headquarters demanding execution of the Chittagong Hill Tracts peace accord and constitutional recognition to the indigenous people. The protest was staged during the 10th summit of the United Nations Permanent Forum on Indigenous Issues (UNPFII) in New York, where the CHT people has significant representation, on Tuesday. Chakma Raja Devasish Roy, an expert member of the UN forum for 2011-13, is leading the Bangladesh side in the 12-day session that began on May 16. |
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WEDNESDAY, MAY 25th, 2011
Monday, May 25, 2011
AUDIOPM Session
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AUDIO:
25 May 11 PM - Floor or Original [01:44:10]
AUDIO: 25 May 11 PM - English [01:44:10]
AUDIO:
25 May 11 PM - Spanish [01:44:10] |
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HIGHLIGHT - SPECIAL RECOGNITION
Salamanca Students Join 10th Session of the UNPFII at the UN
Submitted by Susan Andrews, Salamanca City Schools Public Information Specialist
Wednesday, May 25th, 2011
| Eighteen Salamanca City Central School students, members of the world’s first Model United Nations Permanent Forum on Indigenous Issues (UNPFII), traveled to New York City to attend the initial days of the 10th Session of the UNPFII at the United Nations. Native American students registered for the opportunity to speak on the issue of Free, Prior and Informed Consent (FPIC) rights, part of the U.N. Declaration of Indigenous Rights. Senior, Courtney Crouse, Tonawanda Seneca, Turtle Clan, was recognized by the session and called upon to read the statement she authored on behalf of the SCCSD Model UNPFII students. Strong support was shown by the delegates’ applause and the large numbers who came up to introduce themselves, wanting to follow up with the group in the future. The students were told over and over how much respect the delegates had for them, noting their strength to attend these sessions and present testimony. The students made a positive and lasting impression as they represented the Seneca community and their families to the world. (more) |
Source: WGRZ.com
Buffalo, NY
Seneca Nation
STATEMENTS
PRESS RELEASE
Meetings
25 May 2011 Economic and Social Council HR/5062 Permanent Forum on Indigenous Issues Tenth Session 12th & 13th Meetings (AM & PM) |
FORUM SHOULD CONSIDER WHAT ROLE IT CAN PLAY IN SUPPORT OF INDIGENOUS COMMUNITIES TRYING TO RESOLVE LAND, RIGHTS CONFLICTS, SAYS CHAIR, OPENING DAY-LONG DEBATE
Permanent Body Takes Up Reports on 1997 Accord on Chittagong Hill Tracts, Legal Defence of Rights, Biodiversity Protocol, Forced Labour, Global Crisis
While well versed in overseeing the implementation of peace accords, the United Nations system had much less experience in supporting indigenous peoples and communities in conflict resolution, and the Permanent Forum on Indigenous Issues should consider what kind of role it could play in addressing those gaps, that body was told today as it took up the report of its Special Rapporteur on the status of implementation of the Chittagong Hill Tracts Accord of 1997. (more) |
DOCUMENT
E/C.19/2011/6
Economic and Social Council
Distr.: General
18 February 2011
Original: English
Item 7 of the provisional agenda*
Future work of the Permanent Forum, including issues
of the Economic and Social Council and emerging issues
Study on the status of implementation of the
Chittagong Hill Tracts Accord of 1997
Submitted by the Special Rapporteur
At its ninth session in 2009, the Permanent Forum appointed Mr. Lars-Anders Baer, member of the Permanent Forum, as Special Rapporteur to undertake a study on the status of implementation of the Chittagong Hill Tracts Accord of 1997. |
For additional information please refer to the
UN Press Conference (May 24) Video on Demand
At a United Nations Press Conference on 24 May 2011, several human rights activists urged the UN to push for implementation of the 1997 Peace Accord for the Chittagong Hill Tracts. |
UNPO Unrepresented Nations and Peoples Organization
This organization has a list of documents related to the
Chittagong Hill Tracts
UN Headquarters, New York, NY
Agenda Item 8:
Special Rapporteur’s study on the status of implementation
of the Chittagong Hill Tracts Accord of 1997
Global Peoples Caucus Statement presented by Andrea Carmen
International Indian Treaty Council
RESOLUTION
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RESOLUTION Whereas James Douglas Louie, Certificate of Indian Status, Band Number 5570025701 is a descendent of the STL'ATL'IMX Nation, a distinct people who, from time immemorial, have shared the same language, culture customs and history. And Whereas James Douglas Louie, Certificate of Indian Status, Band Number 5570025701 declares that he lives within the domain of the STL'ATL'IMX Nation which has occupied, and exercised sovereignty over its lands and resources for the collective benefit and freedom of its citizens from time immemorial. And Whereas James Douglas Louie, Certificate of Indian Status, Band Number 5570025701 declares that, as a citizen of the STL'ATL'IMX Nation, he subscribes to his nation's laws, values and traditional systems of government to the exclusion of all other Jurisdictions which seek to impose alien, and assimilative Regimes. And Whereas James Douglas Louie, Certificate of Indian Status, Band Number 5570025701 has suffered the Indignities, Oppression, Dispossession, and Deprivations of Colonial Racism and Rule which have denied him his Rights and Freedoms as a human being and his identity as a STL'ATL'IMX citizen. Then be it known to all other Governments, authorities and commercial interests. (more) |
PRESS RELEASE
May 25, 2011
Líl’wat, St’át’imc
New York
A delegation from Líl'wat, St'át'imc, is attending the 10th session of the United Nations Permanent Forum on Indigenous Issues in New York, USA, from May 16 to 27, 2011. Lil'wat is one indigenous community of eleven within St'at'imc (STAT-lee-uhm), about 150 miles north of Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada. The St'at'imc, otherwise known as the Lillooet Tribe, are a sovereign nation. The delegation brings news of two serious actions they are taking to protect themselves from Canada and British Columbia's incursions on their aboriginal title, rights and freedoms, and self-determination. (more) Líl'wat, also known as Mt Currie, located north of Whistler, is a St'át'imc community. |
WRITTEN SUBMISSION
Pau Tuc la Cimc
(James Douglas Louie)
St’at’imc Nation
International Human Rights Association
of American Minorities
To the United Nations 10th Permanent Forum on Indigenous Issues, 2011
The Elders of my family named me Pau Tuc la Cimc. According to the government of Canada, I am James Douglas Louie, certificate of Indian Band Status Number 5570025701. I am a Lil'watimc of the St'at'imc Nation. The Lil'wat, Statimc, declare that our laws were and are oral. The Statimc are a distinct people who, from time immemorial, have shared the same language, culture customs and history. We live within the domain of the Statimc nation which has occupied, used, and exercised sovereignty over its land and resources for the collective benefit and freedom of its citizens from time immemorial. We subscribe to our nation's laws, values and traditional systems of government to the exclusion of all other jurisdictions which seek to impose alien and assimilative regimes. We, people of Lil'wat of the Statimc Nation, have consistently declared that our land and our rights as a Nation have never been relinquished by ourselves. The Creator placed us here on our land with the right to self-determination. The right to self-determination and the right to exist as a people is sacred in our way, and is enshrined as Article 1 of both Covenants of the International Bill of Rights. We believe we have that right. (more) |
Source: Censored News
Indigenous Peoples and Human Rights - Brenda Norrell
Certificate of Indian Status Identity Cards
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SOCIAL MEDIA
UNPFIP NETWORK (Blog)
A Network of Information and Exchange
for the UN Permanent Forum for Indigenous Peoples.
There is an extensive list of Statements presented at the Permanent Forum on this Network. Check their postings for previous days.
Statement by Job Morris, Botswana: Human Rights
Agenda Item 4: Human Rights
Global Indigenous Peoples Caucus Statement: Water and Indigenous Peoples
Agenda Item 7: Water and Indigenous Peoples
Read by Tonya Gonnella Frichner, Onondaga Nation
Indigenous Environmental Network Statement: The Right to Water
Photo Credit: Climate Connections
Indigenous Environmental Network (IEN)
Statement on Agenda Item 7 – The Right to Water and Indigenous Peoples
Read by Benjamin Powless
Photo Credit: Envirobeat
BENJAMIN POWLESS
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THURSDAY, MAY 26th, 2011
Thursday, May 26, 2011
AUDIOAM Session
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AUDIO:
26 May 11 AM - Floor or Original [01:06:32]
AUDIO:
26 May 11 AM - English [01:06:32]
AUDIO:
26 May 11 AM - Spanish [01:06:33] |
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STATEMENTS
PRESS RELEASE
Meetings
26 May 2011 Economic and Social Council HR/5063 Department of Public Information News and Media Divisions, New York Permanent Forum on Indigenous Issues Tenth Session 14th Meeting (AM) PERMANENT INDIGENOUS FORUM DISCUSSES PROVISIONAL AGENDA FOR 2011 SESSION, INCLUDING PROPOSED SPECIAL THEME 'THE DOCTRINE OF DISCOVERY The Permanent Forum on Indigenous Issues, meeting today to discuss the provisional agenda for its next session, solidified its plans to hold discussions in 2012 on food security, human rights and the session's proposed special theme, the "Doctrine of Discovery" - which some members stressed would be a "forward thinking" dialogue. The special theme, which refers to the way in which courts historically and legally justified the annexing of indigenous lands, was the subject of many statements made by delegates and Forum members throughout the current two-week session. Alvaro Esteban Pop, a Forum member from Guatemala, said the theme - formally, "The Doctrine of Discovery: its enduring impact on indigenous peoples and the right to redress for past conquests" - would play an important role as national constitutions evolved to include considerations of indigenous rights. To that end, the Forum's discussion during its eleventh session would analyse national constructs, as reflected in constitutions, and would help to establish guidelines for making the Declaration a "specific element" of those texts. Australian Forum member Megan Davis agreed, noting that the proposed theme had significant support among the Forum's members. The discussion, which she stressed would focus on the future of indigenous communities and not just on historical wrongs, was consistent with the right to self-determination, as enshrined in the Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples. In that respect, she hoped that delegates would come to the Forum's eleventh session with concrete examples for the ways in which they could move forward together. (more) |
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FRIDAY, MAY 27th, 2011
Friday, May 27, 2011
AUDIOAM Session
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AUDIO:
27 May 11 AM - Floor or Original [01:03:37]
AUDIO:
27 May 11 AM - English [01:03:37]
AUDIO:
27 May 11 AM - Spanish [00:31:30] |
AUDIOPM Session
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AUDIO:
27 May 11 PM - Floor or Original [00:45:46]
AUDIO: 27 May 11 PM - English [00:49:36]
AUDIO:
27 May 11 PM - Spanish [00:49:35] |
PRESS RELEASE
Meetings
Economic and Social Council HR/5064 Department of Public Information News and Media Division, New York Permanent Forum on Indigenous Issues Tenth Session 15th & 16th Meetings (AM & PM) |
CONCLUDING SESSION, PERMANENT FORUM STRESSES NEED FOR EQUAL, DIRECT PARTICIPATION OF INDIGENOUS COMMUNITIES AT ALL STAGES OF PREPARATION FOR 2014 WORLD CONFERENCE
Adopts Report, Including 8 Consensus Texts on Broad Range of Issues Discussed; Chair Says: ‘Our Challenge’ Now to Continue Session’s Dialogue ‘in Our Countries’
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Concluding
its tenth anniversary session today with the adoption of a
draft report on that session, the Permanent Forum on
Indigenous Issues looked to its future work, welcoming the
opportunity and full responsibility in playing a central
role in preparations for the 2014 World Conference on
Indigenous Peoples and underlining the need for the equal,
direct and meaningful participation of indigenous
communities during all stages of that landmark meeting.
The Forum’s draft report, adopted as orally amended, was composed of eight texts approved by consensus and based on the 16-member expert body’s discussions during its 2011 session, which opened on 16 May. Meeting without a special theme this year, the Forum conducted follow-up reviews of a number of its recommendations on economic and social development, the environment and free, prior and informed consent, as well as human rights. The human rights review focused on implementation of the 2007 Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples, which, the Forum concluded, remained a big challenge in most regions around the world. |
Photo Credit: UN.org
PAIMANEH HASTEH (Biography)
Iran
Member of the UN Permanent Forum
Consultant, Asia & Pacific Division, UNFPA, New York
| Today’s draft texts were introduced by
the Forum’s Rapporteur, Paimaneh Hasteh, who made oral
corrections. In closing remarks, Forum Chairperson, Myrna Cuningham of Nicaragua recalled the positive note on which the tenth session started when Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon said, “Raise your voices at this Forum and beyond. I will urge the world to listen.” (more) |
Photo Credit: UN.org
Ban Ki-moon, Secretary General of the United Nations
bdnews24; PEACEKEEPING FORCES
Don’t allow Human Rights violators: UNPFII to UN
New York, May 28 (bdnews24.com)—The UN Permanent Forum on Indigenous Issues (UNPFII) has urged the United Nations to prevent military units violating human rights from participating international peacekeeping activities. At the closing of its 10th session in New York on Friday, the forum also requested the Department of Peacekeeping Operations, which decides on the issue of deploying army from different countries to the missions, to evaluate records of the army before letting their countries take part in the peacekeeping operations. |
UNPFII DELEGATES LEAVE UN HEADQUARTERS
WITH A PRAYER AND A SONG TO GUIDE THEM IN THEIR WORK
Following its tradition, the Forum closed with a prayer of thanksgiving, which was delivered this year by Kenneth Deer, of the Mohawk Nation of Canada. The closing song, which told of the reindeer — who, like Indigenous peoples, know no borders — was performed by Niko Valkeapaa, of the Saami Council. |
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Mundo Indígena al Día: Internacional, 28 de mayo, 2011(Archivo mp3, 7 minutos, 44 segundos)
| ONU: Entregan "convenio de la vergüenza"
a relator especial James Anaya Documento prueba el apoyo de las Fuerzas Armadas de Perú a la minería ilegal extranjera en zona de frontera. Servindi, 26 de mayo, 2011.- Un convenio que prueba el apoyo de las Fuerzas Armadas del Perú a las operaciones mineras ilegales de la empresa Afrodita recibió este fin de semana James Anaya, relator especial sobre los derechos de los pueblos indígenas de las Naciones Unidas. Seguir leyendo… ONU: Indígenas y campesinos bolivianos debaten sobre la consulta en el Foro Permanente Erbol, 25 de mayo, 2011.- Las principales organizaciones indígenas y campesinas de Bolivia dieron a conocer en el décimo período de sesiones del Foro Permanente de las Naciones Unidas para las Cuestiones Indígenas, la preocupación y expectativa que tienen sobre la aplicación del mandato constitucional de la consulta en el país. Seguir leyendo… ONU: Exigen cese de agresiones y que se cumpla Acuerdo de Paz en Bangladesh Servindi, 24 de mayo, 2011.- Una protesta pública exigiendo que se cumpla el Acuerdo de Paz Chittagong Hill Tracts (CHT) en el suroeste de Bangladesh, se realizó hoy lunes 34 por la tarde frente a la sede de las Naciones Unidas en Ney York, Estados Unidos. Seguir leyendo… ONU: Foro Permanente debate informe de UNICEF sobre niñez indígena Servindi, 23 de mayo, 2011.- El Foro Permanente para las Cuestiones Indígenas dedicó la jornada matutina del lunes 23 de mayo al debate de un informe presentado por el Fondo de las Naciones Unidas para la Infancia (UNICEF) (dar clic en el enlace para descargar versión en español). Seguir leyendo… ONU: Destacan que el derecho a la comunicación es un gran vacío en las recomendaciones del FP Servindi, 23 de mayo, 2011.- Un colectivo de comunicación indígena destacó hoy que el derecho a la comunicación es un gran vacío en las recomendaciones del Foro Permanente para las Cuestiones Indígenas que cumple diez años de existencia. Seguir leyendo… ONU: "Foro Permanente debería trasladarse a un país más accesible a los indígenas" Servindi, 23 de mayo, 2011.- El lider awajún del Perú Zebelio Kayap Jempekit pidió que la sede del Foro Permanente para las Cuestiones Indígenas se traslade a un país más accesible para los indígenas, luego que le fuera negado su ingreso a los Estados Unidos. ONU: "La oposición a la Declaración es una cosa del pasado" expresó relator James Anaya Servindi, 23 de mayo, 2011.- James Anaya, relator especial de las Naciones Unidas para los derechos de los pueblos indígenas, afirmó que la oposición de los Estados a la Declaración sobre los Derechos de los Pueblos Indígenas "es una cosa del pasado". Seguir leyendo… ONU: Presentan la primera alianza global para promover los derechos de los pueblos indígenas Servindi / OIT, 22 de mayo, 2011.- La primera iniciativa interagencial de las Naciones Unidas para promover y proteger los derechos de los pueblos indígenas fue presentada el viernes 20 de mayo con ocasión de la décima sesión del Foro Permanente de las Naciones Unidas para las Cuestiones Indígenas. Seguir leyendo… Servindi, 28 de mayo, 2011 - Mundo Indígena al Día: Internacional, 28 de mayo, 2011 (Archivo mp3, 7 minutos, 44 segundos) Entregamos a nuestra audiencia un resumen semanal de noticias, edición Internacional |
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L: VICTORIA TAULI-CORPUZ
Chairperson UNPFII 2005-2010
Igorot/Philippines
R: MYRNA CUNNINGHAM KAIN
Chairperson UNPFII 2011
Member 2011-2013
Miskitu/Nicaragua
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