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The Future Indigenous Peoples Want. The Cordillera Peoples Alliance joined the world's indigenous peoples in adopting the Kari-Oca II Declaration on the future indigenous peoples want at the Rio+20. The Declaration is a result of discussions during the World Indigenous Peoples Conference on Territories, Rights and Sustainable Development (dubbed Kari-Oca II), which ends this June 24. The Kari-Oca II and the Declaration are historical milestones and achievements in the global struggle of IPs for self determination, social justice and liberation. (Lower right photo courtesty of Climate Connections)


Cordillera Peoples Alliance at Kari-Oca II, Brazil. CPA Chairperson Windel Bolinget of Mountain Province discusses IP self determination and critiques the Green Economy at the at the World IP Conference on Territories, Rights and Sustainable Development (top left); top right photo shows indigenous leaders coming together from Asia, North and Latin America; and bottom photos include other participating indigenous peoples. The Kari-Oca II kicked off on June 14, and ends on June 22nd. (CPA and APIYN photos)



Cordillera Day 2012: A successful week of protest for land, life and honor and in celebration of Cordillera peoples' struggles held in the provinces of Abra, Apayao, Benguet, Ifugao, Mountain Province and Kalinga, and in Baguio City from April 20-29, 2012, with a regional celebration in Mankayan, Benguet on April 27. Photos by Cordillera Peoples Alliance and NORDIS.


Forum on Indigenous Peoples and Extractive Industries organized by the Cordillera Peoples Alliance, Asia Indigenous Peoples Pact and AMAN Indonesia on May 7, 2012 during the Eleventh Session of the United Nations Permanent Forum on Indigenous Issues in New York, USA. Photos courtesy of Binota Moy Dhamai, AIPP


The Cordillera Elders Alliance (CEA) held its second regional congress in Basao, Tinglayan, Kalinga from March 18-19, 2012. It was hosted locally by the Timpuyog dagiti Mannalon ti Basao (TIMBA).
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James Balao

CPA Founding Member
and Oclupan Clan Association President James M. Balao, 47 years
old. Abducted by military intelligence and security units at Lower
Tomay, La Trinidad, Benguet on September 17, 2008. Respond to our ACTION ALERT. |