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Colombia: The Atrato River, a landmark for biocultural rights among Afro-descendants

Colombia: The Atrato River, a landmark for biocultural rights among Afro-descendants

by admin | Jun 5, 2023 | Culture

Colombia: The Atrato River, a landmark for biocultural rights among Afro-descendants Gloria Amparo Rodríguez El Atrato is a mirror that bewitches: to approach it is to have an encounter with oneself and with the world, with the simplest and the deepest.   — Viviana...
Nigeria: ‘Water was the source of life; it is now the cause of death’ – the ongoing oil pollution crisis among Ogoni people in the Niger Delta

Nigeria: ‘Water was the source of life; it is now the cause of death’ – the ongoing oil pollution crisis among Ogoni people in the Niger Delta

by admin | Jun 5, 2023 | Pollution

Nigeria: ‘Water was the source of life; it is now the cause of death’ – the ongoing oil pollution crisis among Ogoni people in the Niger Delta Mercy Ette, with contributions from Martha Agbani With an estimated area of about 1,050 square kilometres, Ogoniland is...

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