Criminal networks threaten the Amazon. Indigenous leaders want the UN to act
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Sun, 18 October 2026
2 reports- stcatharinesstandard.ca13:04first to report
BOGOTA, Colombia (AP) — Indigenous leaders from across the Amazon are taking their fight against illegal mining, drug trafficking and deforestation to a United Nations conference in Vienna starting Monday.
- PBS NewsHour21:40
More than a dozen Indigenous representatives from Peru, Brazil, Colombia and Ecuador are participating in the Oct. 19-23 U.N. conference on transnational organized crime, known as COP13.
Tue, 20 October 2026
1 report- The Guardian World12:00
Researchers say almost 90% of participants in unconditional basic income scheme in Peru adopted environmentally beneficial practices A pioneering project to provide Indigenous people in the Peruvian Amazon with an unconditional basic income has contributed to the protection of the rainforest, according to a study. The analysis from the University of Bath is expected to contribute to a growing debate about the role of direct payments to communities that maintain globally important ecosystems....
Thu, 29 October 2026
1 report- mongabay.com18:47
KAWEMHAKAN, Suriname — Beneath thousands of square kilometers of rainforest here lie vast deposits of gold and other minerals. Around a million ounces are extracted legally every year, but much more remains buried throughout the Amazon. In some of the farthest-flung parts of the rainforest, such as these small villages along the border with French […]
Sun, 1 November 2026
1 report- eurasiareview.com01:41
By Guillermo Saavedra
Sat, 7 November 2026
1 report- thesouthafrican.com09:12
South Africa has backed UN talks on a new agreement targeting illegal mining, wildlife trafficking and environmental crime. Here's what happens next.