indigenous peoples
Inside Climate News | 12-Dec-2025
Indigenous and other Ecuadorians have lived with millions of gallons of toxic pollution from Texaco’s operations for decades. Now, those victims’ tax dollars will go to Chevron, which acquired Texaco in 2001. celebre su derrota.
UDAPT | 9-Dec-2025
Mas allá de estas cifras inverosímiles, este caso demuestra como los arbitrajes internacionales devienen en instrumentos para desmantelar el sistema de Derechos Humanos que protegen a los pueblos. Resulta difícil entender que el estado ecuatoriano, mejor dicho, el gobierno de turno, celebre su derrota.
Both Ends | 26-Nov-2025
COP30 showed once again that climate policy cannot succeed while outdated investment treaties give corporations the power to punish ambition.
Ngā Toki Whakarururanga | 1-Sep-2025
Recent agreements (negotiated in secret) also guarantee foreign corporations the rights to lobby against new laws in the name of “transparency”; guaranteed rights that iwi and hapū don’t have.
The Hill Times | 22-Jul-2025
Human rights, not corporate rights, should drive international trade relations under this new government.
Ngā Toki Whakarururanga | 2-May-2025
Aussie mining billionaire sues Australia for A$420 billion... Yes, this could happen in Aotearoa!!!
Inside Climate News | 7-Mar-2025
Communities and ecosystems across the globe face heavy environmental damage from intensifying mining operations. A people’s tribunal probed the Canadian mining industry’s impact on the natural world and the people defending it.
CBC | 17-Feb-2025
Ecuador’s largest Indigenous organization is vowing to fight a now-concluded free trade agreement with Canada, warning it could encourage human rights abuses in the ecologically and culturally diverse South American country.
Radio-Canada | 17-Feb-2025
La plus grande organisation autochtone de l’Équateur s’engage à lutter contre un accord de libre-échange qui vient d’être conclu avec le Canada.
Inside Climate News | 10-Dec-2024
Investors buying into claims against governments are winning huge payouts. Developing nations, and the environment, are losing big.