Permanent Forum on Indigenous Issues Seventh Session, April-May 2008 |
The Forum Assembly made up of 3300 Delegates all of whom are Representatives of Native
Rosalba Nattero reads her Declaration that contains precise UN recommendations
The Delegates request copies of the Declaration by Rosalba Nattero
Giancarlo Barbadoro reads his Declaration regarding the case of Ngog Lituba in Cameroon
Rosalba Nattero and Giancarlo Barbadoro with Ram Dayal Munda, President
Rosalba Nattero and Giancarlo Barbadoro with Margaret Connolly, Founder of the
Communities and Governments of the World Countries
for the protection of the Native Peoples supported by the Ecospirituality Foundation
The Declaration
of Rosalba Nattero
and Giancarlo Barbadoro
The Recommendation
of Rosalba Nattero
The Declaration
of Giancarlo Barbadoro
The Declaration
of Brice Tjomb
for
Ngog Lituba
Cameroon
The Declaration
for
Menhirs Libres
Carnac-Brittany
of the Indian Confederation of Indigenous and Tribal Peoples
and Ecospirituality Foundation Staff member
Retrieve Foundation of Ireland, also pictured with her Delegates.
Margaret Connolly is an Ecospirituality Foundation Staff member
Giancarlo Barbadoro with Mnsg. Dr. Kuriakose, Vatican Representative at the UN.
Giancarlo Barbadoro and Rosalba Nattero with Mapou Raphael of New Caledonia,
A moment from the Celebration dedicated to the approval of the Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples.
In occasion of the Forum, the Ecospirituality Foundation undertook collaborations
At the end of the Forum proceedings, the Delegates of the Governments
LabGraal's CDs, the DVD"Shan" and the book "Natural Peoples and Ecospirituality"
The encounter represented a starting dialogue regarding the controversial cases over the
sacred lands of Mount Graham in Arizona and Ngog Lituba in Cameroon
Director of the Custom Senate Cabinet and Secretary General of the Rheebù Nùù Committee.
Mapou Raphael is an Ecospirituality Foundation Staff member
Left: the Apache musician Robby Romero. Right: a group of Maya performing a ritual dance
with UNESCO for the protection of the sacred sites,
Mount Graham, Ngog Lituba and the Menhires of Carnac
and the Indigenous Organizations share an ancient ritual greeting from the Native traditions
translated in three languages are on sale at the UN Bookshop