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Amazon Indigenous community wins latest stage of court battle for lost territory

  • An indigenous community in the Peruvian Amazon celebrated a legal victory in their attempt to reclaim ancestral rainforests.
  • The Puerto Franco community of the Kichwa tribe claims their territory was taken to create the Cordillera Azul National Park in 2001.
  • Judge Simona del Socorro Torres Sánchez ruled that creating the park without their consent violated their rights.
  • The judge ordered that the Kichwas should get their land back and benefit from carbon credit sales.
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Amazon Indigenous Community Wins Latest Stage of Court Battle for Lost Territory

An Indigenous community in the Peruvian Amazon is celebrating a legal victory in the latest stage of its attempt to take back claimed ancestral rainforests.

·New York, United States
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The IndependentThe Independent

Their ancestral rainforest was ‘stolen’. Now Amazon community is fighting back

An Indigenous community in Peru has won the latest stage of a legal battle to reclaim lost rainforests

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Amazon Indigenous community wins latest stage of court battle for lost territory

An Indigenous community in Peru has won the latest stage of a legal battle to reclaim lost rainforests.

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Indigenous community of the Peruvian Amazon wins last judicial stage for lost territory Agencies The Voice of the Interior

An indigenous community in the Peruvian Amazon is celebrating a legal victory in the last stage of its attempt to recover the ancestral rainforests it claims.The community of Puerto Franco of the Kichwa tribe says its territory was stolen to create the Blue Cordillera National Park in 2001. Companies like Shell and TotalEnergy spent tens of millions of dollars on carbon credits in the park to counter emissions from their fossil fuel operations.

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Peruvian Amazon Indigenous Community Wins Last Judicial Stage for Lost Territory · Global Voices

An indigenous community in the Peruvian Amazon is celebrating a legal victory at the last stage of its attempt to recover the ancestral rainforests it claims.

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Amazonian indigenous community wins court battle for lost territory

The Puerto Franco community, part of the Kichwa tribe, claims that their territory was stolen to form the Cordillera Azul National Park in 2001. Companies like Shell and TotalEnergies spent tens of millions of dollars on carbon credits at the park to offset emissions from their fossil fuel operations. The Kichwas received almost nothing and were left hungry, despite an Associated Press investigation from 2022 concluding that it was almost certai…

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Bulatlat broke the news in on Friday, December 20, 2024.
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