A caminho de um mecanismo justo de REDD: Reconhecendo os direitos e o papel de povos indígenas e comunidades locais na floresta amazônica BrasileiraLeading to an equitable REDD mechanism: Recognizing the rights and role of indigenous peoples and local communities in the Brazilian Amazon Forest

1 de janeiro de 2008

jan 1, 2008

Documento argumenta porque os povos indígenas devem ter o direito de participar efetivamente na formulação, desenvolvimento e determinação de qualquer projeto ou política de REDD baseada em suas terras e territórios.Paper says why the indigenous peoples should be a condition for participation in any REDD policy or program that the party implementing this mechanism recognizes and enforces the rights of indigenous peoples and traditional communitie.

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PEC 215: Threat to Rights and to the Environment

PEC 215: Threat to Rights and to the Environment

In addition to enforcing the fundamental rights of indigenous peoples, Indigenous Lands (ILs) are crucial for the maintenance of important ecosystem services. However, this role is under threat. If the Proposed Constitutional Amendment 215 of 2000 (PEC 215/00), currently under discussion in the Brazilian National Congress, is approved, it can cause serious legal insecurity for Indigenous Lands.