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09
December

Situación de Derechos Humanos de los Pueblos Indígenas Transfronterizos y Binacionales en la Frontera Colombo-Venezolana

December 9, 2020
In AAA-SALSA COVID-19 Taskforce, COVID-19 Related Concerns
By SALSA

Situación de Derechos Humanos de los Pueblos Indígenas Transfronterizos y Binacionales en la Frontera Colombo-Venezolana Defensoría del Pueblo, Colombia Agosto de 2020 (posted by Marta Pabón, Defensoría del Pueblo) [pdf-embedder url="https://salsa-tipiti.org/wp-content/uploads/2020/12/Situacion-de-DDHH-Tranfronterizos-Frontera-Col-Ven.pdf"]...

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30
November

The COVID-19 pandemic intensified resource conflicts and indigenous resistance in Brazil (15-11-20)

November 30, 2020
In AAA-SALSA COVID-19 Taskforce, COVID-19 Lowland South America
By SALSA

The COVID-19 pandemic intensified resource conflicts and indigenous resistance in Brazil Mary Menton, Felipe Milanez, et al. / World Development Journal 15-11-20 Highlights A history of territorial struggles strengthened the ability of some groups of indigenous peoples in Brazil to combat COVID-19. Indigenous led self-protection and resistance counter...

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23
November

A Tragedy Foretold: COVID-19 Infections Spike in Yanomami Territory (11-19-20)

November 23, 2020
In AAA-SALSA COVID-19 Taskforce, COVID-19 Lowland South America
By SALSA

A Tragedy Foretold: COVID-19 Infections Spike in Yanomami Territory Rainforest Foundation US 11-19-20 Yanomami and Ye’kwana organizations and a network of researchers launch an unprecedented report that details the progress of the pandemic in the indigenous territory, suggesting that one in three yanomami may have already been infected...

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23
November

COVID-19 cases soar in Brazil’s largest indigenous reservation (11-19-20)

November 23, 2020
In AAA-SALSA COVID-19 Taskforce, COVID-19 Lowland South America
By SALSA

COVID-19 cases soar in Brazil's largest indigenous reservation Lisandra Paraguassu, Reuters 11-19-20 The coronavirus has spread rapidly through the Yanomami indigenous reservation in northern Brazil and more than a third of its 27,000 people could have been exposed, according to a report produced by their leaders. Read more: https://uk.reuters.com/article/uk-health-coronavirus-brazil-yanomami/covid-19-cases-soar-in-brazils-largest-indigenous-reservation-idUKKBN27Z355...

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