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Un Declaration on the
Rights of Indigenous Peoples
The pamphlet includes
a first-person account by Victoria Tauli-Corpuz on how the UNDRIP was finally adopted by the UN General Assembly on its 61st Session in 13 September 2007. Included also are the official English text as well as the Pilipino, Ilokano and Bisaya unofficial translations of the Declaration.
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Un Declaration on the
Rights of Indigenous Peoples and the Programme of the 2nd Decade
of the World's Indigenous People
The pamphlet includes
an Introduction by Victoria Tauli-Corpuz on what happened during
the historic adoption by the UN Human Rights Council of the UN
Declaration of the Rights of Indigenous Peoples last 29 June
2006. Apart from the Declaration, the intervention of indigenous
peoples for the Declaration's adoption and the Programme of
Action of the 2nd Decade are also printed in this
publication.
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Capacity Building and
Advocacy Report Series 2: The Asia Report
The second in
the Capacity Building and Advocacy Series of the Indigenous
Peoples Capacity Building Project, it includes the results and
outputs of the Asia Regional Workshop held on 25 - 27 April 2006.
Themes included are on Access and Benefit Sharing, Protected
Areas, Sustainable use, and Action Plans.
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Capacity Building and
Advocacy Report Series 1: The Philippine Report
This
book is the result of the Philippine National CBD Capacity
Building and Strategy Workshop held 3 - 6 May 2005. The first in
the series, this is part of the Indigenous Peoples' Capacity
Building Project on the Implementation of the Convention on
Biological Diversity. Included are case studies on community
experiences in biodiversity conservation, as well as an
indigenous peoples' national action plan.
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Extracting Promises: 2nd
Edition
The 2nd Edition of the popular book "Extracting
Promises" include updates on what has happened after the
Extractive Industries Review in 2005. Inspite of objections from
indigenous peoples, the World Bank has decided not to disengage
in the Extractive Industries sector.
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Celebrating Diversity,
Heightening Solidarity
The results of the 2nd Asian
Indigenous Women's Conference held in March 2004 is published in
this book. Included are situations of indigenous women in Asia
and the conference declaration.
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We, Indigenous Peoples
This
book is an initial collection of indigenous peoples' declarations
covering the themes of Economic and Social Development, Culture,
Education, Human Rights, Health and Environment.
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Beyond the Silencing of the
Guns
Chandra K. Roy, Victoria Tauli-Corpuz and Amanda
Romero-Medina, eds.
This book is a collection of ten
case studies of conflict-driven indigenous peoples from Latin
America, Asia and Southern Africa. It carefully analyzes the
factors leading to conflict and formulates innovative mechanisms
for building peace.
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Engaging the UN SR on
Indigenous People: Opportunities and Challenges
By
Victoria Tauli-Corpuz and Erlyn Ruth Alcantara
This
book provides lessons and opportunities for indigenous peoples in
engaging the UN Special Rapporteur on the Human Rights and
Fundamental Freedoms of Indigenous People, using as basis,
Tebtebba's experiences with the UNSR's Philippine visit in
December 2002.
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Reclaiming Balance:
Indigenous Peoples, Conflict Resolution and Sustainable
Development
Victoria Tauli-Corpuz and Joji Carino,
eds.
Indigenous peoples from Africa, Asia, Latin
America, North America and the Pacific talk of their experiences
in conflict, conflict resolution and peace building and provide
proposals in resolving conflicts in indigenous lands.
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Extracting Promises:
Indigenous Peoples, the Extractive Industries and the World Bank
"Extracting Promises" is the result of the
independent, participatory thematic review conducted by Tebtebba
and the Forest Peoples Programme on the theme of 'Indigenous
Peoples, Extractive Industries and the World Bank' as part of the
focused research independently contracted by the 'World Bank's
Extractive Industry Review'. This includes case studies of the
impacts of extractive industries on indigenous territories
written by indigenous researchers. Available in English and
Spanish versions.
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Indigenous Peoples and the
World Summit on Sustainable Development
This book
highlights the historic Indigenous Peoples' Summit on Sustainable
Development held in Kimberley, South Africa last August
20-24,2002; and the gains and lessons learned by indigenous
peoples in the participation in the whole process of the World
Summit on Sustainable Development.
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The Kimberley Declaration
and the Indigenous Peoples' Plan of Implementation on Sustainable
Development
This special publication contains the
Kimberley Declaration and the Indigenous Peoples' Plan of
Implementation on Sustainable Development -- two documents that
came out of the Indigenous Peoples International Summit on
Sustainable Development held in Kimberley, South Africa last
August 20 - 24, 2002. The Kario-ca Declaration and the Indigenous
Peoples' Earth Charter of 1992 has also been included in this
publication.
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Indigenous Peoples'
Submissions to the WSSD PrepCom2
This special
publication is a compilation of indigenous peoples' submissions
to the 2nd PrepCom of the World Summit on Sustainable Development
held last January 28 - February 8, 2002 in New York. This also
includes WSSD PrepCom documents such as the Chairman's
Paper.
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Highlights of the
International Conference on Conflict Resolution,
Peace
Building, Sustainable Development
and Indigenous Peoples
Held last December 6-8,
2000 in the Philippines, this groundbreaking international
conference was attended by over 100 indigenous peoples and
advocates all over the world. This conference aims to appreciate
how indigenous peoples understand conflict, conflict resolution,
peace building and sustainable development; strengthen indigenous
peoples' convictions and commitment to achieve lasting peace; and
to agree on recommendations to be addresses to international
bodies, liberation movements, and to indigenous peoples
themselves.
The Highlights summarizes
the main points discussed in the conference and includes the
Manila Declaration: "We Will Keep the Past Not Behind Us But
in Front of Us!"
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The Chittagong Hill Tracts:
The Road to a Lasting Peace
Last December 2, 1997, the
Pabatya Chattagram Jana Samhati Samiti (PCJSS) - representing the
Hill tribes - and the Government of Bangladesh finally signed a
Peace Accord, ending 25 years of armed conflict in the Chittagong
Hill Tracts in Bangladesh. Despite their misgiving about the
Peace Accord, the indigenous Hill peoples are seeking to pick up
the pieces from the ravages of war and rebuild their lives. There
is hope that the farms, which have turned crimson with blood, can
turn golden once again as they heave with grains in the harvest
season. This special publications is, therefore, a story of
hope.
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