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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.
Recommendations from Indigenous Peoples to support sustainable initiatives through climate funding, with a respect for our rights and full participation.
And assessment of the implementation of the The Beijing Platform and Action Plan from the indigenous women viewpoint.
Common action agenda of indigenous women from the seven socio-cultural world regions.
Perspective and Proposal 20 Years after the VI International Conference on Population and Development, Cairo+20.
Recovering the production conditions necessary for bespan, native which isof the most notable legacies of indigenous Amazonian yanesha communities.
An analysis of the context to understand and eradicate the different expressions of violence against indigenous women.
We are an indigenous association formed by Andean and Amazonian people, who work for the affirmation of the cultural identity and the recognition of the rights of our peoples.
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