UNITED NATIONS OF GENEVA
Commission for Human Rights
Working Group on Indigenous Peoples, 19 to 23 July 2004

The Working Group Assembly devoted to Indigenous Peoples,
comprising 1.200 Delegates


Rosalba Nattero, representative of the Apache Survival Coalition,
reads her appeal for Mount Graham
To read the text of the Rosalba Nattero declaration



Giancarlo Barbadoro, acting as Representative of the Apache Survival Coalition,
reading his declaration in defence of the identity of Native Europeans,
as a historical example of Natural Peoples on this continent,
and appealing for help for the case of Carnac, France
To read the text of the Giancarlo Barbadoro declaration


Rosalba Nattero being interviewed on the case of Mount Graham by a researcher from CERN


Rosalba Nattero being interviewed on the case of Natural Peoples
by a researcher from Cornell University, New York


The Ecospirituality Foundation Delegation
at work in the UN Commission


During the celebration of the "International Day of the Indigenous Peoples"


Dancing in a circle during the celebration of the "International Day of the Indigenous Peoples"






The promotion at the United Nations of the book "Natural Peoples and Ecospirituality".
The book was written with the collaboration of Ola Cassadore to draw public attention to the Mount Graham case.
This work has been given the encouragement of the UN Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights

Palais des Nations
Salle IX



Palais des Nations. during the promotion of the book
"Natural Peoples and Ecospirituality",
written by Giancarlo Barbadoro and Rosalba Nattero
to draw public attention to the Mount Graham case.


Michèle Pouvreau, manager of the United Nations bookshop
where the book on Natural Paoples has been put on sale, together with Rosalba Nattero


The two authors with their book.