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Our Fight

Penebangan liar dan pembunuhan di Peru

Location

Peru

Released

November 2014

Duration

7:31

Tags
  • Participatory-made film
  • Resource Extraction
  • Uncategorized

On 1st September 2014 Edwin Chota and three indigenous Asháninka leaders were murdered while defending their forests. They had been denouncing the increasingly violent illegal loggers operating on their ancestral lands for over a decade with little recognition from the government. Through their widows, family and friends we learn about their ongoing fight for land titles. This story is one of many examples of Indigenous Peoples defending their forests and paying the ultimate sacrifice.

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    Putri dari Jorge Rios,  yang dibunuh pada bulan September 2014, bersama dengan Edwin Chota dan dua pemimpin Ashaninka lainnya.Diana, t...

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    Janda dari Jorge Rios,  yang dibunuh pada bulan September 2014, bersama dengan Edwin Chota dan dua pemimpin Ashaninka lainnya. Ergalia...

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    Janda dari aktifis pelindung hutan tropis Edwin Chota yang terbunuh pada September 2014. Julia masih melanjutkan perjuangan suaminya un...

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    Paul Redman adalah seorang aktivis dan pembuat film dokumenter peraih penghargaan internasional. Pekerjaannya telah membawa Paul melalu...��

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    Tom Bewick is the international project manager for our current Ghana project. Formerly the Peru director for Rainforest Foundation US,...

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