#indigenous rights
Articles etiquetados con «indigenous rights».
Barro Blanco Dam: Hydroelectric Infrastructure and Indigenous Rights Conflict in Panama
The Barro Blanco Dam is a controversial hydroelectric project in Panama's Chiriquí Province, marked by significant indigenous rights conflic...
Uncontacted peoples: Definition, threats and global distribution
Overview of uncontacted peoples, their voluntary isolation, and threats from extractive industries.
Stop Line 3 protests: Indigenous resistance to the Enbridge pipeline expansion
Overview of the Stop Line 3 protests in Minnesota against Enbridge's oil pipeline expansion, led by Indigenous water protectors.
Baram Dam: Proposed Hydroelectric Infrastructure and Social Conflict in Sarawak
Analysis of the proposed Baram Dam in Malaysia, covering its technical specifications, social impact assessments, and the indigenous protest...
Canada Energy Regulator: Mandate, History and Regulatory Scope
The Canada Energy Regulator (CER) is the Canadian government agency responsible for licensing and supervising interprovincial and internatio...
Dakota Access Pipeline protests: History, Legal Battles and Indigenous Resistance
Overview of the 2016-2017 Standing Rock protests against the Dakota Access Pipeline, covering legal battles, police confrontations and envir...
Bonyic Dam: Hydroelectric Infrastructure and Indigenous Conflict in Panama
Bonyic Dam is a 31.8 MW hydroelectric project in Panama, owned by EPM, marked by Naso indigenous blockades and IDB funding withdrawal.
Climate Alliance: European City Network for Local Climate Action
Climate Alliance is a network of over 2,000 European and Amazonian municipalities committed to reducing greenhouse gas emissions and promoti...