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PROTECTING RIVERS AND DEFENDING THE RIGHTS OF THE COMMUNITIES THAT DEPEND ON
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VICTORY FOR THE MARAÑÓN RIVER!

In a landmark ruling, a Peruvian court recognized the rights of the Marañón
River and the Indigenous communities as its guardians.

“The Nauta court’s decision marks a major win for river conservation in Peru,
affirming the intrinsic value of the Marañón River and granting it the status of
a Subject of Rights. This milestone underscores the vital impact of
community-led advocacy in safeguarding river ecosystems and sets a crucial
precedent for river conservation efforts globally. By recognizing the Marañón
River as a Subject of Rights, this decision is significant not only in terms of
environmental protection but also in advancing the rights of nature and the
rights of rivers. It establishes a groundbreaking legal framework that
acknowledges the inherent rights of natural entities, paving the way for similar
legal recognition and protection of rivers worldwide.” – Monti Aguirre, Latin
America Director of International Rivers

 

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OUR RIVERS, OUR WATER FUTURE

Since 1985, International Rivers has been at the heart of the global movement to
ensure river-dependent communities’ voices are heard and their rights are
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Rivers are the arteries of the earth, supporting the highest rate of
biodiversity compared to any other ecosystem and providing for the livelihoods
of millions of local, indigenous and traditional peoples. Rivers are also under
extreme threat, with less than 10% of the world’s river basins protected.

International Rivers strengthens movements of communities and civil society at
the forefront of defending rivers by:

 * Undertaking investigative research to generate robust data and evidence to
   inform policies and campaigns.
 * Remaining independent and fearless in campaigning to expose and resist
   destructive projects.
 * Developing a vision that protects rivers and the communities that depend upon
   them. 

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INTRODUCING THE 2024 ASIA WOMEN AND RIVERS CONGRESS

May 29, 2024May 29, 2024

Over 120 women leaders will join together next week for the Asia Women and
Rivers Congress. The Asia Women and Rivers Congress will bring together women
leaders from riverine and indigenous communities, civil society, academia, and
policymakers to discuss water, energy, and climate change challenges that are
faced in transboundary river basins that flow across…

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PRESS RELEASE | MARAÑÓN RIVER AS A HOLDER OF RIGHTS: PRESS CONFERENCE AND
UPCOMING APPEAL OF LANDMARK CASE

May 7, 2024May 8, 2024

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: MAY 7, 2024 Media Contacts: F. Javier Ruíz, Earth Law
Center, (jruiz@earthlaw.org, +52 55 2403 3277) Juan Carlos Ruíz, Instituto
Defensa Legal, (jruiz@idl.org.pe, +51 997 521 685) Iquitos, Perú — On May 9th,
the Indigenous Kukama Women Federation (Huaynakana Kamatahuara Kana), through
its lawyers Instituto Defensa Legal, will appear before the Superior…

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