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A Historic Alliance for the Amazon

“This deal has no consent, no legitimacy, and will face legal and social resistance every step of the way.”

This united front builds on a track record of resistance: in more than 25 years, no new oil well has been drilled in Ecuador’s southeastern Amazon.

Amazon Watch is building on more than 28 years of radical and effective solidarity with Indigenous peoples across the Amazon Basin.

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Peru and Ecuador’s Crude Gamble Faces Indigenous Wall of Resistance

Indigenous nations reject Boluarte’s announcement on binational oil pipeline between Petroperú and Petroecuador

“Without our consent, this project has no legitimacy. Investors must be warned: any deal built on rights violations is built on quicksand.”

Amazonian Communities in Peru Rejoice as Plan for Oil Drilling on Ancestral Land Stalls

Peru’s state-run oil company failed to attract any bids to develop an oil field that overlaps ancestral territories of several Indigenous groups

Associated Press | “Local communities and their allies will remain alert to this zombie project which has been killed multiple times but always attempts to return from the dead.”

Indigenous Women Denounce Violence and Call for Gender Justice in the Peruvian Amazon

Peruvian authorities initially tried to minimize revelations of violence and sexual abuse at Indigenous public schools, but activists and civil society are not letting them cover it up

In recent weeks, the Awajún and Wampís Women's Council made a shocking public denunciation of 524 cases of rape and abuse of children who attended public schools since 2010.