Perú presento un informe ante el consejo permanente de la OEA sobre hechos violentos en la Amazonia.
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Perú presento un informe ante el consejo permanente de la OEA sobre hechos violentos en la Amazonia.
Awajún and Wampis women have transformed grief into organized power, compelling the state to reverse a dangerous rollback of justice services for survivors of sexual violence.
More than two decades ago, helicopters, soldiers, and oil workers descended on the territory of the Kichwa people of Sarayaku, in the heart of the Ecuadorian Amazon.
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