Submission by
D. Roy Laifungbam
CORE Manipur Loisanglen, India
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KANGLA PUNGMAYOL:
LAIPHAM OF THE MEITEI - INDIGENOUS PEOPLE OF MANIPUR -- Cultural Heritage
and Sacred Sites: World Heritage from an Indigenous Perspective, Manhattan,
New York City, 15 May 2002 |
Submission by
Ramón Arroyos,
Tecuhtli Kalpulli Tlalteca
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Hueco Tanks State Park, El Paso, Texas: The
Case of Kalpulli Tlalteca and Tonal Teokalli -- Cultural Heritage and
Sacred Sites: World Heritage from an Indigenous Perspective", School
of Law of New York University, May 15, 2002 |
Submission by
Lembulung M. Ole Kosyando
Maasai Tanzania |
Guidelines or recommendations regarding
developments proposed to take place on sacred sites and on lands and
waters occupied or used by
the indigenous
Maasai people |
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Submission by
Larry
Childs, Cultural Survival, Cambridge, MA |
Responding to concern expressed by citizens of Djenne about the
construction of a dam at Talo upstream, Cultural Survival commissioned
a report by an expert team from the International Development Office
at Clark University in Worcester, Massachusetts. |
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Submission by
Helene E. Hagan,
Amazigh (Berber), Morocco |
Document released by the Federal Council (Legislative Body) of the
Amazigh World Congress, (CMA) on April 21, 2002, at the conclusion of
its annual meeting held on April 12th and April 13th in Agadir,
Morocco. |
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Submission by
Tzu-Ming Liu
Rukai, TAIWAN |
Rukai People’s Sacred Sites, Taromaring Lake and Bayu Lake |
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Submission by
Roberto
Mucaro Borrero
United Confederation of Taino People |
Cultural Heritage and Sacred Sites:
World Heritage from an Indigenous Perspective Wednesday, 15 May, 2002
- New York University |
Submission by
Yachay Wasi |
YACHAY WASI - INKA CHALLENGE:
From desecration of human remains to sacred sites … |
Submission by
Karen
Marrero & Juan Gualinga
Sarayacu,Ecuador |
Sarayacu, an indigenous Amazon Kichwa
community found in the Province of Pastaza in the central Amazon
Rainforest region of Ecuador in South America |
Submission by
Kealoha Pisciotta Hilo, Hawai`i |
Sacred Mountain-Mauna Kea one of the
Native Hawaiian Peoples most sacred Wahi Pana (sacred places)
continues to be occupied, desecrated, and destroyed by some of the
richest and largest nations in the world |
Submission by Tracy
Glynn Jakarta, Indonesia |
Poboya Forest Park Threatened by Rio Tinto’s PT CPM Mining Plans |
Submission by
Dr. Albert DeTerville
Saint Lucia [Hiwanaru] |
SACRED SITES
AND CULTURAL HERITAGE ISSUES -- TERRITORY: SAINT LUCIA [HIWANARU] |
