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Indigenous peoples face rights violations in Asia’s renewable energy boom
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National Wind WatchIndigenous peoples face rights violations in Asia’s renewable energy boom
“We host dams, geothermal plants, and windmills, but we don’t even get electricity. The power is used for industries and businesses, not for our communities.” Manila – Police forcibly entered the home of Indigenous woman human rights defender Elma Awingan-Tuazon in Pinukpuk, Kalinga on November 30, leaving her family shaken. Elma, a long-time advocate for Indigenous rights and environmental protection, has opposed dam and mining projects that th…
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