Progressive interpretations of human rights linked to biodiversity can support the characterisation of indigenous peoples' collective action
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Progressive interpretations of human rights linked to biodiversity can support the characterisation of indigenous peoples' collective action and its contribution. Lessons can be learned e.g. from cases before the Interamerican Court of Human Rights and interpretations of various human rights building on the UN Declaration of the Rights of Indigenous Peoples). See for example:
Ituarte-Lima, C (2004) ‘The Progressive Development of Human Rights in the Interamerican System, Indigenous Peoples and the Environment’ in Guevara-Bermudez, JA, Martín, C & Rodríguez-Pinzón, D (eds) International Law of Human Rights, American University - Washington College of Law, Universidad Iberoamericana, Fontamara, Mexico City, pp. 563-600 ISBN 968-476-490-1. (Spanish).
Ituarte-Lima, C (2003) ‘Participatory Rights of Indigenous Peoples and International Law’ in Report of the 1st International Meeting on Environmental Law, Mexico City: National Environmental Institute (INE) and the National Lawyer’s Bar, Mexico. ISBN: 968-817-584-6. (Spanish).
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