Indigenous Peoples Secure Historic U.N. Agreement to Negotiate New Global Protocol Against Environmental Crime
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The international community in Vienna has decided to open negotiations on a new agreement on environmental crime.
The countries party to the UN Convention against Transnational Organized Crime agree to negotiate an instrument against environmental crimes and recognize the role of indigenous peoples, whose participation remains to be defined.Environmental crimes Criminals who traffic in wood, fauna, minerals and waste face a new step towards a coordinated international response.The countries parties to the UN Convention against Transnational Organized Crime …
The international community in Vienna has decided to open negotiations on a new Additional Protocol against environmental crime. Germany, together with numerous international partners, had worked for this.
Indigenous Peoples Secure Historic U.N. Agreement to Negotiate New Global Protocol Against Environmental Crime
"Given the threats facing Indigenous Peoples and the Amazon, we owe it to them and to future generations to move forward quickly.” The post Indigenous Peoples Secure Historic U.N. Agreement to Negotiate New Global Protocol Against Environmental Crime first appeared on Amazon Watch.
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