Déplacés de leurs terres dans l’est de la République Démocratique du Congo (RDC) au XXe siècle, sans consultation ni compensation, les Batwa (anciennement connus sous le nom de Pygmées) se battent pour regagner leur foyer forestier du Parc National de Kahuzi-Biega (PNKB). Mais les autorités du Parc les attaquent une
Desplazado de sus tierras en la zona oriental de la República Democrática del Congo (RDC) en el siglo XX, sin consulta ni compensación, el pueblo Batwa (anteriormente conocido como Pigmeos) está luchando para regresar a su hogar forestal en Parque Nacional Kahuzi-Biega (PNKB). Pero las autoridades del Parque los están
Displaced from their lands in the eastern area of the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) in the 20th Century, with neither consultation nor compensation, the Batwa People (formerly known as Pygmies) are struggling to return to their forest home in the Kahuzi-Biega National Park (PNKB). But the Park Authorities are
15 de enero, 2024 Jorge Basilago* A finales de octubre pasado, una delegación del Pueblo Indígena A’i Cofán de la provincia de Sucumbíos, Ecuador, se manifestó frente a la sede de la Corte Constitucional, en Quito. Casi al mismo tiempo, en Kenia, integrantes del pueblo Ogiek hicieron lo propio durante
Jorge Basilago* January 15 2024 At the end of October 2023, a delegation of the A’i Cofán Indigenous People from the province of Sucumbíos, Ecuador, demonstrated in front of the country’s Constitutional Court, in Quito, the country’s capital. At almost the same time, members of the Ogiek People were protesting
David Chemutai, coordinator of the Benet Mosopisyek community, declares that the eviction of the community from their ancestral land was illegal. And now, he says, “Whenever our community tries to access the ancestral land for resources and cultural issues, they face human rights abuses like torture,shootings, and illegal arrests.”
