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Brazil's Archaeologists Join Fight to Preserve Country's Ancient Lands | The Guardian

This article originally appeared in The Guardian on Wednesday, May 10, 2017. Brazil’s archaeologists have lined up alongside conservationists and indigenous rights...
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Colombian River Gains Legal Rights

Colombia’s Atrato RiverProduce1895, via Wikimedia Commons Another river has won legal rights. In a landmark verdict, Colombia’s Constitutional Court has...
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Indigenous Wampís Notify the Peruvian State on its Autonomous Territorial Government

Wampís leaders meet with the Peruvian government.Kathia Carrillo In a historic event, representatives of the Wampis nation, indigenous people of...
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TAKE ACTION: Protect the Amazon and the World's Climate – Hands Off Indigenous Land Rights!

Indigenous rights in Brazil are under unprecedented attack. The government of President Michel Temer, which took power last year with...
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Water Warriors Rose Up! Day of Action 2017

On the 20th Annual Day of Action for Rivers, we saw communities around the globe rise up to celebrate healthy,...
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Documentary Film "Belo Monte: After the Flood" Now Available Online!

Good news! In commemoration of the Day of Action for Rivers, we’re making available, for free download, the documentary film...
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For I Will Consider Small Streams: A Poetic Essay

A small stream in La Selva Biological Reserve, Costa Rica. Ellen Wohl For I will consider small streams. For small...
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Blood in the Water: Why We Must Defend Water Protectors

A banner at a demonstration at the State Department, Washington, D.C. in 2016 after the murder of Berta Cáceres.Rosarino via...
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Samba Parade Spotlights Threats To Rivers, Forests and Indigenous Rights at Rio's Carnival

  Parade’s message angered agri-business lobby, but provided an important opportunity for participants to highlight the importance of indigenous rights...