Festival FILMAR | La rebelión de las flores + Debate : Indigenous Rights
Maison de la Paix - Graduate Institute
- Auditorium Ivan Pictet, Chemin Eugène-Rigot 2 (Nations) - Genève
- https://www.graduateinstitute.ch/communications/events/la-rebelion-de-las-flores
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LA REBELIÓN DE LAS FLORES
María Laura Vásquez, Argentina, 2022, doc, 92’, vo st fr
In 2019, for eleven days, 23 indigenous women from across Argentina peacefully occupied the Ministry of the Interior. They denounce the assassinations and the numerous unpunished crimes that their communities suffer. Despite government and media indifference, they are fighting to denounce a system based on oppression, to make themselves heard and to show their strength and resilience.
FOLLOWED BY A DEBATE :
FROM POLICY TO PRACTICE : The Reality of Indigenous Rights in the Americas
Auditorium Pictet, Maison de la Paix
Registration : graduateinstitute.ch/events
Événement en anglais | EVENT IN ENGLISH
Indigenous communities have been facing persistent challenges, from the legacies of colonialism to the battles for recognition and protection of their human rights, worsened by the environmental impact of their lands’ exploitations. Indigenous women have played a pivotal role for the self-determination of their peoples, even at the international level.
This discussion will explore the conditions of Indigenous people in the Americas and inclusive pathways for a future where human rights are upheld.
Larissa Da Silva Araujo, PhD Candidate, Anthropology and Sociology, IHEID
Graciela Jolidon, Specialist Indigenous and Tribal Peoples Convention, 1989
Marc Hufty, Professor in Development Studies, IHEID
Luciana Yael Markstein, Modération, Master Candidate, International and Development Studies, IHEID
Cohosted by the Geneva Graduate Institute (CIES/Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Initiative/LANI)
LA REBELIÓN DE LAS FLORES
María Laura Vásquez, Argentina, 2022, doc, 92’, vo st fr
In 2019, for eleven days, 23 indigenous women from across Argentina peacefully occupied the Ministry of the Interior. They denounce the assassinations and the numerous unpunished crimes that their communities suffer. Despite government and media indifference, they are fighting to denounce a system based on oppression, to make themselves heard and to show their strength and resilience.
FOLLOWED BY A DEBATE :
FROM POLICY TO PRACTICE : The Reality of Indigenous Rights in the Americas
Auditorium Pictet, Maison de la Paix
Registration : graduateinstitute.ch/events
Événement en anglais | EVENT IN ENGLISH
Indigenous communities have been facing persistent challenges, from the legacies of colonialism to the battles for recognition and protection of their human rights, worsened by the environmental impact of their lands’ exploitations. Indigenous women have played a pivotal role for the self-determination of their peoples, even at the international level.
This discussion will explore the conditions of Indigenous people in the Americas and inclusive pathways for a future where human rights are upheld.
Larissa Da Silva Araujo, PhD Candidate, Anthropology and Sociology, IHEID
Graciela Jolidon, Specialist Indigenous and Tribal Peoples Convention, 1989
Marc Hufty, Professor in Development Studies, IHEID
Luciana Yael Markstein, Modération, Master Candidate, International and Development Studies, IHEID
Cohosted by the Geneva Graduate Institute (CIES/Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Initiative/LANI)
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