2003 Permanent Forum on Indigenous Issues
Dialogues
Foro Permanente
Para Las Cuestiones Indigenas
Dialogos
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Real Audio
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11m 22s |
Español/Spanish |
Antonio Segundo Jacanamijoy
Tisoy
Inga
Otilia Lux di Coti
Maya Kiche
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Real Audio |
9m 42s |
English/Inglés
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Ida Nicolaisen
Danish
Lucy Mulenkei
Maasai
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This conversation takes us on a journey which touches upon the issues of
land, tradition and cultures, as well as their concerns confronting
pastoralists within the confines of States who like people to be settled,
as Ida reminds us. The problematic qualification of "who are Indigenous
Peoples" also arises in this dialogue. Ida, in her role as a member of the
Permanent Forum sees that there is a great willingness in the UN bodies to
work on these issues. The need for a media strategy to move beyond the
walls of the UN is also addressed. |
Real Audio |
17m 37s |
Español/Spanish |
Marcos Terena
Terena
Viktor Kaisiepo "Kamassan"
Biak (Papua)
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MP3
Audio
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18m
3s |
English/Inglés
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Viktor
Kaisiepo "Kamassan"
Biak (Papua)
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West Papua: a case study of regional autonomy vs. military rule;
International Workshop at the European Parliament Indonesia - Between
Regional Autonomy and Military Rule
25 April, 2002 |
Real Audio |
13m
15s |
English and original
language / Inglés y lengua original |
Dennis Manuel
O'odham
Ernest Moristo
O'odham
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Share their concerns related to their ancestral land, development and the
impact on families, water and sacred sites. |
Real Audio |
7m
35s |
Aymara, Español, Quechua
/ Aymara, Spanish, Quechua |
Evarista Pacco Jove
Aymara
Maria Adela Guamam
Quechua
Daria Clalla Huayllara
Aymara
Tarcila Rivera Zea
Quechua
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Las
companeras de Tarcila Rivera Zea se presentan sus ideas en sus idiomas
maternas. / Tarcila Rivera Zea, Secretaria de Organizacion y Relaciones
Internacionales de CHIRAPAQ, Centro de Culturas Indigenas del Peru, and her
invited guests, share some thoughts in their original languages. |
Real Audio |
15m
22s |
Español/Spanish |
Azelene Kaingang
Wara
Esther Camac
Quechua
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Un
intercambio dinamico entre Azelene Kaingang (Brasil) y Esther Camac (Costa
Rica) sobre los temas de la agro biodiversidad, el conocimiento tradicional,
agendas comunitarias desarrollados por las mujeres y acuerdos a nivel
internacional. / An exchange of ideas between Azelene Kaingang (Brazil) and
Esther Camac (Costa Rica) on agro biodiversity, traditional knowledge,
community agendas and international agreements, focusing on the role of
Indigenous women and the implementation of concrete proposals. |
Real Audio |
1m
43s |
Español y lengua
original / Spanish and original language |
Azelene Kaingang,
Wara
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Mensaje de Azelene a su comunidad / Message from Azelene to her community |
Real Audio |
2m
38s |
Español / Spanish |
Esther Camac
Quechua
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Esther Camac comenta sobre el concepto de la frase "Nosotros los pueblos
indigenas caminamos hacia el futuro en las huellas de nuestros antepasados"
(La Declaracion de Kari-Oca, Brasil, 1992 y La Declaracion de Kimberley,
Sudafrica, 2002). / Esther Camac comments on the concept underlying the
phrase "We, the Indigenous Peoples, walk to the future in the footsteps of
our ancestors". (Kari-Oca Declaration, Brazil, 1992 and Kimberley
Declaration, South Africa, 2002). |
Real Audio |
4m
21s |
Español/Spanish |
Marcial Arias Garcia
Kuna
Tito Livio Martinez
Kuna
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In this dialogue, the
recent attack and murder of Kuna Elders in Panama is the subject of
discussion. / En este dialogo entre Marcial y Tito ellos hablan de sus
preocupaciones sobre la matanza de unos ancianos de la nacion Kuna en
Panama. |
Real Audio |
8m
47s |
Español/Spanish |
Miguel Angel Aragon
Bolivia
Ana
Flavia Rocha
Brazil
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Dos
observadores en el foro, MIGUEL ANGEL ARAGON, asesor juridico de CIDOB en
Bolivia, y ANA FLAVIA ROCHA que trabaja en el Instituto Socioambiental de
Brasil, presentan sus perspectivas desde el Foro Permanente para las
Cuestiones Indigenas. / Two observers to the Forum process, Miguel Angel
Aragon, legal counsel to CIDPOB in Bolivia, and Ana Flavia Rocha, who works
in the Instituto Socioambiental de Brasil, present their perspectives on
their work in their own countries. |
2003 Permanent Forum on Indigenous Issues
Interviews and Statements
Foro
Permanente Para Las Cuestiones Indigenas
Entrvistas y Declaraciones de los
Representantes Indigenas
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Real Audio
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2m 16s |
Español / Spanish y /
and Wayuu
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Noeli Pocaterra
Wayuu |
Noeli Pocaterra, Member of Parliament, Venezuela, is interviewed by Javier
Perez.from Mexico. / Entrevista con Noeli Pocaterra, Diputada, Parliamento
de Venezuela, por Javier Perez de Mexico. |
Real Audio
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4m 14s
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English / Inglés |
Chief Arthur Manuel
Secwepemc Nation, Neskonlith Band
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Chief Arthur Manuel, from the Interior of British Columbia, Canada, son of
visionary George Manuel, calls for Indigenous unity. He believes the
Permanent Forum has a role to play in the globalization dialogue with
regards to trade issues and their impact on Indigenous rights, in this
interview by Felix Atencio |
Real Audio
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12m 32s
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English / Inglés and /
y Spanish / Español
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Tupac Enrique Acosta
Xicano, Territories Aztlan
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The
Sacred Staffs of the Confederacy of the Eagle and the Condor arrived at the
United Nations headquarters on the morning of May 14, 2003 and were received
by the traditional leadership of the Haudenausaunee Confederacy. The
Haudenausaunee, also known as the People of the Longhouse, are here in New
York along with Indigenous Peoples from around the world attending the
second session of the Permanent Forum on Indigenous Issues, an advisory body
to the Economic and Social Council. Tupac Enrique Acosta shares the meaning
of this event with Javier Perez in a message about tradition and
liberation. He interprets the concept of sustainability from within the
framework of ancient knowledge and spirituality, and its importance not only
for the Indigenous nations of the Americas, but for all peoples of the
world. |
Real Audio |
2m 39s |
Mixteco |
Juan Ramon
Mixteco
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TESTIMONIO de JUAN RAMON
Juan Ramón, Mixteco de Oaxaca, México, que vive ahora en los Estados Unidos,
comparte con nosotros su preocupacion para la pobreza y otros temas. Juan
Ramón es el Trabajador de la Comunidad, Comité de Servicios de los Amigos
Americanos, Programa Fronterizo de E.U./México. /
Juan Ramón, Mixtec, from Oaxaca, Mexico now lives in the United States. He
shares with us his concerns about poverty and other themes. Juan is the
Community Worker for the Comité de Servicios de los Amigos Americanos,
Programa Fronterizo de E.U./Mexico. |
Real Audio |
1m 55s |
Español/Spanish |
Juan Ramon
Mixteco
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TESTIMONIO de JUAN RAMON
Juan Ramón, Mixteco de Oaxaca, México JUAN RAMON, Mixteco de Oaxaca, México,
que vive ahora en los Estados Unidos, comparte con nosotros su preocupacion
para la pobreza y otros temas. Juan Ramón es el Trabajador de la Comunidad,
Comité de Servicios de los Amigos Americanos, Programa Fronterizo de
E.U./México. / Juan Ramón, Mixtec, from Oaxaca, Mexico now lives in the
United States. He shares with us his concerns about poverty and other
themes. Juan is the Community Worker for the Comité de Servicios de los
Amigos Americanos, Programa Fronterizo de E.U./Mexico. |
Real Audio
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8m 31s |
Español/Spanish |
Daniel Domingo Lopez
Maya |
TESTIMONIO de DANIEL DOMINGO LOPEZ Subdirector Educativo del proyecto de
Desarrollo Santiago - Prodessa - Plataforma Maya en Guatemala |
Real Audio |
20s |
Lengua
Maya Mam |
Daniel Domingo Lopez
Maya |
SUMARIO de DANIEL DOMINGO LOPEZ Subdirector Educativo del proyecto de
Desarrollo Santiago - Prodessa - Plataforma Maya en Guatemala |
Real Audio |
8m 52s |
Español/Spanish |
Maria Eugenia Choque Quispe
Aymara |
Testimony from Maria Eugenia Choque Quispe / Testimonio de Maria Eugenia
Choque Quispe |
Real Audio |
2m 5s |
Español/Spanish |
Maria Eugenia Choque Quispe
Aymara |
Testimony from Maria Eugenia Choque Quispe / Testimonio de Maria Eugenia
Choque Quispe |
2003 Permanent Forum on Indigenous Issues
United Nations Press
Conferences
Foro Permanente Para Las Cuestiones Indigenas
Ruedas de Prensa de las Naciones Unidas
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Real Video |
40m
30s |
English and Spanish /
Inglés y Español |
Otilia Lux de Coti
Maya Kiche
Ole
Henrik Magga
Saami
Wilton Littlechild
Cree
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Provides briefs on the outcome of the Permanent Forum's Second Session |
2003 Permanent Forum on Indigenous Issues
Meet the Experts /
Para Las Cuestiones Indigenas
Foro Permanente
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Real Audio |
7m 1s |
Español/Spanish |
Marcos Matias Alonso
Nahuatl |
El informe anual de las actividades más
relevantes durante el primer año de trabajo en Mexico y en América Latina.
Annual report on relevant activities pertaining to the UN Permanent Forum
on Indigenous Issues during the first year of work in Mexico and Latin
America |
Real Audio |
20m
19s |
English/Inglés |
Mililani Trask
Kanaka Maoli
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A
Member of the Permanent Forum from the Pacific Basin region and Native
Hawaiian Attorney, Mililani Trask reviews the history of Indigenous Peoples,
and their struggle for recognition in the international arena, providing
insight into the long journey to gain a voice within the United Nations
system. She addresses the ongoing obstacles for Permanent Forum members in
their participatory role within that institution. Recorded in a special
panel “Indigenous Leaders Speak Out” at CUNY in NYC, May 10, 2003. The
American Indian Law Alliance helped to facilitate this event. |
Real Audio |
4m
53s |
Español / Spanish and /
y Quechua |
Fortunato
Turpo Choquehuanca
Quechua |
Interviewed by Javier Perez from Mexico / Entrevista por Javier Perez de
Mexico |
2003 Permanent Forum on Indigenous Issues
Opening Session
Foro Permanente Para
Las Cuestiones Indigenas
Sesion de Apertura
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AM
Program Part 1 - Listener's Guide to Part One |
Real Audio |
55m 55s |
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Roberto Mucaro Borrero
Taino |
Sounds the conch shell to bring the meeting to order |
Original
language and English / lengua original y Inglés |
Tadodaho, Chief Sidney Hill,
Haudenosaunee
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Spiritual leader, opens the meeting with a traditional blessing in his
language; reviews the 27 years since indigenous leaders went to the UN in
Geneva seeking support for their treaties as instruments of international
law, and viewing the UN as a beacon of hope. |
English/Inglés
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Heather Milton Lightning |
Indigenous Youth Representative reads a statement on behalf of youth
representatives from Africa, Asia, South America and the Pacific. |
English/Inglés |
Wayne Lord
Métis
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Announces the election of officers |
English/Inglés |
Ole Henrik Magga
Saami |
Calls for a moment of silence to honour and remember Indigenous sisters,
brothers and children who, because of violence, degradation and murder
during the past year, are no longer with us. |
English/Inglés |
Angela King |
Assistant Secretary General, Special Advisor on Gender Issues and
Advancement of Women delivers the message of UN Secretary General, Kofi
Annan |
English/Inglés |
Bacre Ndiaye |
Director of the New York Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights
speaks on behalf of Sergio Vieira de Mello, High Commissioner for Human
Rights; says the Forum should fully use the capacity and experience of all
UN bodies. |
AM
Program Part 2 |
Real Audio |
23m 44s |
English/Inglés |
Ole
Henrik Magga
Saami
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AM Program Part 3 |
Real Audio |
17m 35s |
English/Inglés |
Ole Henrik Magga
Saami
Victoria Tauli-Corpuz
Igorot
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UN
Webcast: Archived Video - Morning Session |
Real Video |
1h
36m 49s |
English, original
languages, English translation / Inglés, lengua original, traducción Inglés |
Ole Henrik Magga
Saami
Victoria Tauli-Corpuz
Igorot
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Second Session of the Permanent Forum on Indigenous People, to seek
solutions to the challenges facing indigenous children and youth. |
2003 Permanent Forum on Indigenous Issues
Rodolpho Stavenhagen, Special
Rapporteur on the Situation of Human Rights and Fundamental Freedoms of
Indigenous Peoples
DBN Special Feature
Audio on Demand / Foro Permanente
Para Las Cuestiones Indigenas
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Real Audio
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34m
5s |
English/Inglés |
Rodolfo Stavenhagen
Mexico
Mililani Trask
Kanaka Maoli
Victoria Tauli-Corpuz
Igorot
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Rodolfo Stavenhagen - UN Special Rapporteur on the situation of human rights
and fundamental freedoms of Indigenous People; Mililani Trask - Member of
the UN Permanent Forum on Indigenous Issues, representing the Pacific Region
Basin; Victoria Tauli Corpuz - Executive Director, Tebtebba Indigenous
Peoples' International Centre for Policy Research and Education;
Rodolfo Stavenhagen, Special Rapporteur on the situation of human rights and
fundamental freedoms of indigenous people, highlighted development projects
that had impinged on indigenous rights, forcing indigenous people to move
elsewhere, struggling for their cultural and economic survival. Noting that
such projects had negatively affected the long-term health of indigenous
peoples, and even led to violence, he added that solutions must be found for
those and other issues. |
2003 Permanent Forum on Indigenous Issues; Thematic Summaries
Foro Permanente Para Las Cuestiones Indigenas
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Real Audio |
1m 16s |
English/Inglés |
D.
Roy Laifungbam
Meitei
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A Perspective from D.
Roy Laifungbam, CORE, Manipur Loisanglen, India; "There is an
inter-relatedness of the agenda items like economic rights and health and
culture and human rights which I don't know how the Permanent Forum is
going to address this inter-relatedness issue" |
Real Audio |
48s |
English/Inglés |
Lars Anders Baer
Saami
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An
Overview from Lars Anders Baer, President of the Saami Parliament in Sweden; Attending the
Permanent Forum on Indigenous Issues as part of the Swedish delegation, Lars
Anders Baer believes that this Second Session of the Forum has gone well. |
2003 Permanent Forum on Indigenous Issues
Second Session of the
Permanent Forum on Indigenous Issues
Special Session on Indigenous Children
and Youth
Foro
Permanente Para Las Cuestiones Indigenas
|
Real Video |
1h 36m
49s
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English, original
languages, English translation / Inglés, lenguas original, traducción Inglés |
UN
Webcast: Archived Video
Morning Session |
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Real Video |
1h
57m 2s |
English, original
languages, English translation / Inglés, lenguas original, traducción Inglés |
UN
Webcast: Archived Video Afternoon Session |
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UN
Permanent Forum on Indigenous Issues
Second Session May 12, 2003 (PM)
High-Level Panel Discussion and Dialogue on Indigenous Children and Youth
dbn.tv AUDIO ON DEMAND
2003 Focus: Indigenous Children and Youth
Listener's Guide to Participants
Second
Session of the UN Permanent Forum on Indigenous Issues
High-Level Panel and
Dialogue on the Session's Theme 'Indigenous Children and Youth'
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Real Audio
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46m
59s |
English / Inglés |
Ole
Henrik Magga
Saami
Dr. Nina Pacari Vega, Foreign Minister of Ecuador
Jaap
Doek, Chairperson of the Committee on the Rights of the Child
Ida
Nicolaisen Denmark |
Part 1 - Panelists |
Real Audio |
36m
13s |
English/Inglés |
Elisabeth Garrett
Cherokee
Indigenous Youth Representative
Nils Kasberg
Director,
Office of Emergency Programmes at UNICEF
Lee
Swepston
Chief, Equality and Employment Branch
International Labour Organization |
Part 2 - Panelists |
Real Audio |
34m
6s |
English/Inglés |
Dr.
Jones Kyazee
United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural
Organization (UNESCO)
Jackie Sims, World Health Organization (WHO)
Marcos
Matias Alonso
Nahuatl |
Part 3 - Panelists and Speakers from the Floor |
Real Audio |
56m
17s |
original languages /
lenguas original |
Otilia Lux de Coti
Guatemala
Wilton Littlechild
Cree
Mililani Trask
Kanaka
Qin Xiaomei
China
Njuma Ekundanayo
Mushi
Xochitl Galvez Ruiz
Otomi
Anna Pinto
Representative of the Centre for
Organization Research and Education (CORE)
Jolene
Indigenous Youth
Representative; Representative, Assembly of First Nations (AFN), Canada
Nina
Pacari Vega
Ida
Nicolaisen
Elisabeth Garrett
Nils Kasberg (UNICEF), Lee
Swepston
(ILO)
Jones Kyazee (UNESCO)
Jackie Sims (WHO) |
Part 4 - Speakers from the Floor and Panel Responses |
Real Audio |
51m
19s |
English / ingles and / y
Español / Spanish |
Ginger Gosnell
Nisga'a; Elder's Caucus, First Nations, Canada
Marie
Frawley Henry
Women's Caucus, Assembly of First Nations, Canada
Peter
Smith
World Council of Churches, Representative of Australia; Indigenous
Peoples of Africa, Coordinating Committee (IPACC) / La Comisión Juridica para
el Autodesarrollo de los Pueblos Originarios Andinos (CAPAJ)
Government of
Canada
Government of Brazil
Government of Finland
Government of Japan
El
Coordinador de las organizaciones indígenous de la Cuenca Amazónica (COICA) |
Part 5 - Speakers from the Floor - Conclusion |
The Indigenous Child in Mexico:
Book Presentation
La
Ninez en Mexico: Presentacion del libro
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Real Audio |
3m
3s |
Español/Spanish |
Ambassador Adolfo Aguilar Zinser
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Palabras del Embajador Adolfo Aguilar Zinser el Representante Permanente de
Mexico ante la ONU durante la presentacion del libro "La ninez en Mexico". /
Statement by Ambassador Adolfo Aguilar Zinser Permanent Representative of
Mexico to the United Nations during the presentation of the book "The
Indigenous Child in Mexico". 22 mayo de / may 2003 |