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Justice for One is a Precedent for All - Defending Indigenous Rights in Suriname

Offered By: TEDx via YouTube

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Environmental Justice Courses Human Rights Courses Land Rights Courses Deforestation Courses Indigenous Rights Courses Grassroots Activism Courses

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Discover the inspiring story of the Saamaka people's fight against deforestation in Suriname in this 24-minute TEDxAmazônia talk. Join Hugo Jabini and Wanze Eduards as they recount their journey to international justice and the landmark victory that set a precedent for indigenous populations across the Americas. Learn how this Amazonian community of descendants from enslaved people organized to challenge human rights violations by logging companies. Explore the historical decision that granted the Saamaka people control over resource exploitation in their territories, extending its impact to all forest communities in Suriname. Gain insights into the power of grassroots movements and the far-reaching consequences of standing up for environmental and cultural rights in this compelling presentation on justice, perseverance, and the protection of indigenous lands.

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Justice for one is a precedent for all | Hugo Jabini & Wanze Eduards | TEDxAmazônia


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