Headline Title:
Brésil : une communauté indigène risque d'être expulsée
Les autorités brésiliennes doivent immédiatement suspendre la décision de justice ordonnant d'expulser une communauté indigène guarani-kaiowá d'une portion de ses terres ancestrales, a déclaré Amne
Les autorités brésiliennes doivent suspendre immédiatement l'ordre d'expulsion concernant 170 Guaranis-Kaiowás qui vivent actuellement sur une portion de leurs terres ancestrales.
Media Node:
Guarani-Kaiowa_fr
Twitter Tag:
DemandDignity
Story Location:
Brazil
20° 44' 45.024" S, 55° 26' 52.7928" W
See map: Google Maps
“La communauté de Pyelito Kue/Mbarakay a fait clairement comprendre que la chasser une nouvelle fois de ses terres ancestrales reviendrait à provoquer purement et simplement l'extinction de sa culture ; l'ordre d'expulsion doit donc être suspendu immédiatement.”
Source:
Átila Roque, directeur de la section brésilienne d'Amnesty International.
URL:
Brésil. Une communauté indigène risque d'être expulsée
Description:
Action urgente, 26 octobre 2012
URL:
Brésil. Un chef indigène tué
Description:
Action urgente, 21 novembre 2011
URL:
Brésil : un dirigeant indigène a été tué lors d'une attaque armée
Description:
Nouvelle, 22 novembre 2011
URL:
Brazil: 'We know our rights and we will fight for them': Indigenous rights in Brazil: The Guarani-Kaiowá
Description:
Rapport, 16 février 2011
Headline Title:
Brazil: Indigenous community faces eviction
The Brazilian authorities must immediately suspend a court order to evict 170 Guarani–Kaiowá indigenous people from a portion of their ancestral lands, Amnesty International said after the communit
The Brazilian authorities must immediately suspend a court order to evict 170 Guarani–Kaiowá indigenous people from a portion of their ancestral lands.
Media Node:
Guarani-Kaiowa
Twitter Tag:
DemandDignity
Story Location:
Brazil
20° 44' 45.024" S, 55° 26' 52.7928" W
See map: Google Maps
“The Pyelito Kue/Mbarakay have made themselves clear that being forced off their ancestral lands again would be tantamount to their very cultural extinction – the eviction order must be suspended immediately”
Source:
Átila Roque, Director of Amnesty International Brazil
Date:
Fri, 26/10/2012
URL:
Brazil: Indigenous community faces eviction
Description:
Urgent action, 26 October 2012
URL:
Brazil: Indigenous leader killed
Description:
Urgent action, 21 November 2011
URL:
Brazil: Indigenous leader killed in armed raid
Description:
News story, 22 November 2011
URL:
Brazil: 'We know our rights and we will fight for them': Indigenous rights in Brazil: The Guarani-Kaiowá
Description:
Report, 16 February 2011
Headline Title:
Guatemala: After massacre, real dialogue must follow investigation and prosecutions
Proper consultation with Indigenous Peoples, rural workers and civil society groups is the only way the Guatemalan authorities can prevent a deadly pattern of violence erupting at protests, Amnesty
Proper consultation with Indigenous Peoples, rural workers and civil society groups is the only way the Guatemalan authorities can prevent violence erupting at protests.
Media Node:
Totonicapan killings
Story Location:
Guatemala
14° 54' 47.8512" N, 89° 34' 57.072" W
“While it’s a positive step that the investigation is proceeding into the tragic killings in Totonicapán, this tragedy could have been averted if the President’s dialogue with the region’s residents had happened earlier”
Source:
Sebastian Elgueta, Guatemala Researcher at Amnesty International
Date:
Fri, 26/10/2012
Headline Title:
La comunidad indígena de Sarayaku y AI ganan un premio cinematográfico
Un documental pionero sobre la exitosa batalla jurídica internacional librada por una comunidad indígena ecuatoriana contra su país por permitir la explotación petrolífera extranjera de s
Un documental pionero sobre la exitosa batalla jurídica librada por una comunidad indígena ecuatoriana ha obtenido un prestigioso galardón.
Media Node:
Sarayaku - Eriberto Gualinga_es
Story Location:
Ecuador
0° 3' 30.9384" N, 76° 38' 26.25" W
“No nos esperábamos el premio. Yo no sabía que había un premio. Ser elegido entre cientos de películas ha sido un gran honor.”
Source:
Eriberto Gualinga, cineasta de Sarayaku
Date:
Tue, 02/10/2012
URL:
Ecuador: El fallo de la Corte Interamericana supone una victoria clave para los pueblos indígenas
Description:
Noticia, 26 de julio de 2012
URL:
Ecuador: La lucha de los sarayakus se globaliza
Description:
Artículo, 25 de mayo de 2012
URL:
Caso del pueblo indígena kichwa de Sarayaku vs. Ecuador
Description:
Amicus curiae, 18 de julio de 2011
URL:
Los Hijos del Jaguar
Description:
Trailer del documental
Headline Title:
Équateur. Une communauté indigène et Amnesty International récompensées
Un documentaire exceptionnel a été récompensé dans le cadre du All Roads Film Project, un événement prestigieux organisé par
Un documentaire retraçant la bataille juridique couronnée de succès d'une communauté indigène équatorienne a reçu une récompense prestigieuse.
Media Node:
Sarayaku - Eriberto Gualinga_fr
Story Location:
Ecuador
0° 3' 30.9384" N, 76° 38' 26.25" W
“Nous ne nous attendions pas du tout à recevoir cette récompense. C'est une surprise. Le fait d'avoir été choisis parmi des centaines de films est un grand honneur.”
Source:
Le réalisateur Eriberto Gualinga, qui appartient à la communauté de Sarayaku
URL:
Équateur. Un arrêt de la Cour interaméricaine des droits de l’homme marque une victoire capitale pour les peuples indigènes
Description:
Communiqué de presse, 27 juillet 2012
URL:
Équateur. Le combat des Sarayakus se mondialise
Description:
Article, 25 mai 2012
URL:
Ecuador: Amicus curiae: Case of the Kichwa People of Sarayaku vs. Ecuador
Description:
Rapport, 18 juillet 2011
URL:
Children of the Jaguar
Description:
Bande-annonce vidéo
Headline Title:
Sarayaku Indigenous People and Amnesty International win film award
A groundbreaking documentary about an Ecuadorian Indigenous People’s successful international legal battle against their country for allowing foreign oil exploration on their land without their con
A groundbreaking documentary about an Ecuadorian Indigenous community’s successful legal battle has won a prestigious award.
Media Node:
Sarayaku - Eriberto Gualinga
Story Location:
Ecuador
0° 3' 30.9384" N, 76° 38' 26.25" W
“We weren’t expecting this award – it came as a surprise. Being chosen from among hundreds of films is a great honour”
Source:
Sarayaku filmmaker Eriberto Gualinga
Date:
Tue, 02/10/2012
URL:
Ecuador: Inter-American Court ruling marks key victory for Indigenous Peoples
Description:
News story, 27 July 2012
URL:
Ecuador: The Sarayaku struggle goes global
Description:
Feature, 25 May 2012
URL:
Case of the Kichwa People of Sarayaku vs. Ecuador
Description:
Amicus curiae, 18 July 2011
URL:
Children of the Jaguar
Description:
Documentary film trailer
Headline Title:
Colombia: Indigenous leader killed amid ongoing fighting in Cauca
The Colombian authorities must do more to protect civilians increasingly caught up in the ongoing armed conflict in Colombia, Amnesty International said today after an Indigenous leader was killed
The Colombian authorities must do more to protect civilians increasingly caught up in the country's ongoing armed conflict.
Media Node:
Colombia - Cauca conflict
Story Location:
Colombia
4° 2' 22.6248" N, 76° 50' 18.1644" W
“The recent killing of a Nasa Indigenous leader is another example of how civilians living on the front line continue to bear the brunt of the fighting in Cauca
”
Source:
Susan Lee, Americas Programme Director at Amnesty International
Date:
Wed, 15/08/2012
URL:
Colombia: Civilians at risk as fighting escalates
Description:
Urgent action, 17 July 2012
URL:
Colombia: Paramilitary death threats
Description:
Urgent action, 6 July 2012
URL:
Colombian activists receive death threats
Description:
Urgent action, 22 June 2012
Headline Title:
Una y otra vez, se pisotean los derechos indígenas en nombre del progreso
Cuando en noviembre de 2010 se inauguró la presa El Cercado, los gestores colombianos del proyecto la anunciaron como un triunfo de la ingeniería construida en su totalidad con conocimientos técnic
A lo largo y ancho del continente americano, los gobiernos pisotean los derechos de los pueblos indígenas en nombre del desarrollo económico.
Media Node:
Indigenous People's Feature_es
Twitter Tag:
Indigenous
Story Location:
Colombia
7° 28' 43.2336" N, 72° 46' 24.3768" W
“[Nosotros] no pedimos…que vuelva al pasado e investigue injusticias históricas. Pedimos que se proteja de forma eficaz nuestro derecho a la tierra, de manera que podamos abordar la deforestación actual y otras actividades de desarrollo que tienen lugar en nuestras tierras en la actualidad.”
Source:
Robert Morales, negociador del Grupo de Tratado Hul'qumi'num, Canadá
“Estaremos atentos para asegurarnos de que la resolución se cumple y se respetan los territorios de los pueblos indígenas de Ecuador y todo América frente a actividades extractivas perjudiciales, como la exploración en busca de petróleo. Viva Sarayaku y los pueblos indígenas del continente.”
Source:
José Gualinga, dirigente de Sarayaku, Ecuador
URL:
América: Los gobiernos dan prioridad a los beneficios frente a los derechos de los pueblos indígenas
Description:
Comunicado de prensa, 8 de agosto de 2012
URL:
Los gobiernos deben dejar de imponer proyectos de desarrollo en los territorios de los pueblos indígenas
Description:
Documento, 8 de agosto de 2012
Headline Title:
Americas: Time and again, Indigenous rights trampled for development
When the El Cercado dam opened in November 2010, its Colombian project managers trumpeted it as an engineering triumph built entirely with national know-how.
Across the Americas, governments are trampling over the rights of Indigenous Peoples in the name of economic development.
Media Node:
Indigenous People's Feature
Twitter Tag:
Indigenous
Story Location:
Colombia
7° 28' 43.2336" N, 72° 46' 24.3768" W
“[We] are not asking…to turn back the clock and investigate historic wrongs. We’re urging effective protection of our land rights so that we can address the ongoing deforestation and other development activities happening on our land today.”
Source:
Robert Morales, negotiator for the Hul’qumi’num Treaty Group, Canada
“We’ll be watching to ensure the ruling is complied with and that the territories of Indigenous peoples in Ecuador and across the Americas are respected in the face of damaging extractive activities such as oil exploration. Long live Sarayaku and the Indigenous peoples of the continent”
Source:
Sarayaku leader José Gualinga in Ecuador
URL:
Americas: Governments prioritize profit over Indigenous peoples’ rights
Description:
Press release, 8 August 2012
URL:
Governments must stop imposing development projects on Indigenous peoples’ territories
Description:
Briefing paper, 8 August 2012
Headline Title:
Americas: Governments prioritize profit over Indigenous peoples’ rights
Governments across the Americas are putting profit before the physical and cultural survival of thousands of Indigenous peoples, said Amnesty International in a
Governments across the Americas are putting profit before the physical and cultural survival of thousands of Indigenous peoples.
Media Node:
Indigenous Peoples Day
Twitter Tag:
Indigenous
Story Location:
Ecuador
5° 10' 42.5352" S, 72° 25' 18.75" W
“States have the obligation to engage with Indigenous Peoples at the earliest stage of any decision-making process that affects them. Ignoring that obligation only creates a climate of bad faith, distrust and polarisation which can fuel social unrest and conflict
”
Source:
Mariano Machain, Campaigner on Economic, Social and Cultural rights at Amnesty International
Date:
Wed, 08/08/2012
URL:
Ecuador: Inter-American Court ruling marks key victory for Indigenous Peoples
Description:
News story, 27 July 2012
URL:
Ecuador: Authorities misuse judicial system to stop protests
Description:
News story/report, 17 July 2012
