CHIRAPAQ concerned about continued use of racial hate speech during Peruvian elections
Chirapaq demanded that the State act in accordance with the International Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Racial Discrimination.
Chirapaq demanded that the State act in accordance with the International Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Racial Discrimination.
The indigenous association CHIRAPAQ demanded that the Peruvian State defend the life and integrity of the Ashaninka, Kakinte, Matsigenka, Nomatsigenga, and Quechua peoples living in this area.
The indigenous association CHIRAPAQ pointed out that electoral candidates are not required to declare their ethnicity before the National Jury of Elections.
“We indigenous people have the right to participate in the spaces where our lives are decided.”
Fishing is a millenary activity that many peoples have made their own. Fishing is one of the main activities of Yanesha families to get food and around it they weave family values.
This guide presents thematic and practical information on international mechanisms relevant to the individual and collective rights of indigenous women.
Compilation of the process followed by indigenous women to reach the Fourth World Conference on Women (Beijing, 1995)
Progress, gaps and challenges identified by indigenous women, since the adoption of The Beijing Platform for Action and what they expect for the future.