The Peruvian authorities finally caved and granted the land title to Saweto. This victory belongs to all of you who hammered the officials until they did their jobs. Keep your eyes on the ground because we will not let them walk back on a single word.
The Peruvian authorities are still hiding behind their red tape while the community in Saweto remains vulnerable on their own ancestral soil. Their silence is cowardice and we will keep pushing until these officials finally sign the papers.
Reached 100 supporters
September 8, 2014
135 Comments
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Giovanna Quispe
11 years ago
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El pueblo ashaninka merece vivir en dignidad. La indiferencia y la decidia de un gobierno permitió la muerte de Edwid Chota. Aún hay muchos más hombres valientes luchando por la naturaleza, no les demos también la espalda.
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Natalie
11 years ago
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We've seen similar cases here in Colombia, where environmental activists and human rights defenders are targeted for their brave resistance to exploitative industries. Que los sacrificios de Edwin y los demás no sean para nada.
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Lipika Samal
11 years ago
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The New York Times article has made me aware that hardwoods purchased in the US may have been illegally obtained in this region. I plan to spread the word!
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Andrew Miller
11 years ago
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Millions of hectares of indigenous territories are pending titling across the Peruvian Amazon. Time for the government to apply the needed political will to this long-standing issue. Ultimately, the law must be changed to allow for collective titling of ancestral territory, not just community-by-community titling.
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Eric Perramond
11 years ago
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Please give legal title ownership to the Saweto community of Asheninka in Peru. Protect your own first, original citizens by doing the right thing. Land tenure is the original human right!
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Julia Julstrom-Agoyo
11 years ago
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I am Peruvian-American who lives in Chicago and attends college in Iowa City. I am a strong advocate for the environment, for indigenous people, and their right to self-determination. Please give the Peruvian Asheninka people of Saweto community their land rights. Thank you.
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Larry Joseph
11 years ago
Minutes after I signed the petition, I learned that the "Ashaninka indigenous community of Saweto - Alto Tamaya was granted its land title on Friday, January 30th, 2015. The title will cover 78,611 hectares in the province of Ucayali along the Peru’s remote border with Brazil."
See the link: http://www.rainforestfoundation.org/article/peru-saweto-granted-their-land-title
Nevertheless, thanks for doing this petition!
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Larry Joseph
11 years ago
Shame on you Peru for giving the green light to the timber mafia to destroy the forest home of the Asháninka tribe! Give them title to their own land now!
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The Peruvian authorities finally caved and granted the land title to Saweto. This victory belongs to all of you who hammered the officials until they did their jobs. Keep your eyes on the ground because we will not let them walk back on a single word.
The Peruvian authorities are still hiding behind their red tape while the community in Saweto remains vulnerable on their own ancestral soil. Their silence is cowardice and we will keep pushing until these officials finally sign the papers.
Reached 100 supporters
September 8, 2014
135 Comments
G
Giovanna Quispe
11 years ago
Featured
El pueblo ashaninka merece vivir en dignidad. La indiferencia y la decidia de un gobierno permitió la muerte de Edwid Chota. Aún hay muchos más hombres valientes luchando por la naturaleza, no les demos también la espalda.
N
Natalie
11 years ago
Featured
We've seen similar cases here in Colombia, where environmental activists and human rights defenders are targeted for their brave resistance to exploitative industries. Que los sacrificios de Edwin y los demás no sean para nada.
L
Lipika Samal
11 years ago
Featured
The New York Times article has made me aware that hardwoods purchased in the US may have been illegally obtained in this region. I plan to spread the word!
A
Andrew Miller
11 years ago
Featured
Millions of hectares of indigenous territories are pending titling across the Peruvian Amazon. Time for the government to apply the needed political will to this long-standing issue. Ultimately, the law must be changed to allow for collective titling of ancestral territory, not just community-by-community titling.
E
Eric Perramond
11 years ago
Featured
Please give legal title ownership to the Saweto community of Asheninka in Peru. Protect your own first, original citizens by doing the right thing. Land tenure is the original human right!
J
Julia Julstrom-Agoyo
11 years ago
Featured
I am Peruvian-American who lives in Chicago and attends college in Iowa City. I am a strong advocate for the environment, for indigenous people, and their right to self-determination. Please give the Peruvian Asheninka people of Saweto community their land rights. Thank you.
L
Larry Joseph
11 years ago
Minutes after I signed the petition, I learned that the "Ashaninka indigenous community of Saweto - Alto Tamaya was granted its land title on Friday, January 30th, 2015. The title will cover 78,611 hectares in the province of Ucayali along the Peru’s remote border with Brazil."
See the link: http://www.rainforestfoundation.org/article/peru-saweto-granted-their-land-title
Nevertheless, thanks for doing this petition!
L
Larry Joseph
11 years ago
Shame on you Peru for giving the green light to the timber mafia to destroy the forest home of the Asháninka tribe! Give them title to their own land now!
El pueblo ashaninka merece vivir en dignidad. La indiferencia y la decidia de un gobierno permitió la muerte de Edwid Chota. Aún hay muchos más hombres valientes luchando por la naturaleza, no les demos también la espalda.