AIPP, together with its member and partner organizations, takes this opportunity to make the following submission to the Special Rapporteur on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples to the General Assembly (UNSRIP), José Francisco Cali Tzay, in support of their report on ‘Protected Areas and Indigenous Peoples’ Rights: The Obligations of States and International Organizations pursuant …
This month’s edition of Asia Indigenous Observor is dedicated to preserving indigenous languages which are fast disappearing, being subsumed by dominant cultures. They say when a language dies the link to the past gets broken. For Indigenous Peoples, that means a loss of oral histories and indigenous knowledge that has been passed down through the …
The main objective of this Briefing Paper on the Situation of Indigenous Languages in Asia is to build a comprehensive understanding of the situation of indigenous languages in Asia, including the data and statistics available on them, the challenges faced for their survival and the good practices for their revitalization, preservation and promotion. Indigenous languages …
AIPP conducted a webinar on “Building credible evidences for effective advocacy; Launch of Bangladesh human rights situation report and ground reporting from IP Youths” on the occasion of International Human Rights Day while also advocating on various high level platforms As we come to the end of another challenging year, we hope to strengthen our …
Lao PDR’s rapidly growing hydropower sector provides an opportunity to integrate principles of sustainability and gender equality in all infrastructure and energy development processes. Our member in Laos has published this factsheet with case studies including recommendations to integrate gender equality for ethnic women in Khammouane Province, Lao PDR. Click here to download the full …
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As we prepare to bid another year adieu, the year brought with it a year of eventful developments, challenges both old and new, and how Indigenous Peoples proved yet again their resilience in the face of climate change and other man-made disasters. Which made the book Launch of “Looking Back and Looking Forward” written by …
: : : The Indigenous Peoples Rights International (IPRI), Asia Indigenous Peoples Pact (AIPP), Indigenous Rights Advocacy Center (IRAC),Lawyers Association for Human Rights of Nepalese Indigenous Peoples (LAHURNIP) and Panaghiusa-Philippine Network to Uphold Indigenous Peoples’ Rights, are organizing a 2-part capacity building for Indigenous Peoples in Asia, on the topic of business and human rights. …
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This month’s Asia Indigenous Observer focuses partly on the stigmatized and neglected subject of mental health. When viewed from the lens of political violence by the carceral State where Indigenous Peoples have not only been historically colonized; their rights and resources being taken away by the State and very little done in terms of closing …
This month’s edition of Asia Indigenous Observor saw the launch of the HerStory podcast, an online safe space where indigenous women and their allies step into the ring and take the mic. Everything is on the table for a conversation around gender, intersectionality, indigenous feminism, and everything that must be talked about in the universe …