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Indigenous peoples are right on the frontline of the very real and dangerous fight for the world’s forests.
Indigenous peoples continue to cry until now and defend their land and forest for their welfare.
It’s important to know that people are not sitting down, people are taking action. And women are at the forefront of these actions.
Indigenous peoples have to find strategic alliances to have ancestral territories recognized legally. Those places are sacred, we contribute to the protection of those landscapes. It is very important to fight
We as human beings need to see ourselves as part of nature… We are part of all the dynamics that led to this problem and part of the dynamics that are going to come up with the solutions.
No rights, nothing goes forward
The very body that we carry is just an outcrop of this planet, so there is no good life without a good planet.
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