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Noemí Gualinga

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In response, the Sarayaku community, led by female leaders such as Gualinga, organized protests against the intrusions in 2003, and opened a legal case that was heard before the Inter-American Commission on Human Rights (IACHR). The Sarayaku were able to block oil development by constructing "Camps
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oil company Compañía General de Combustibles (CGC), also known as the Argentinean General Fuel Company, exploration rights to territory held by the Sarayaku without first consulting the local community. The company entered Sarayaku land in 2002 with the aid of
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As a young women, Gualinga worked in the Organization of the Indigenous Peoples of Pastaza. Starting at age 23, she featured in radio broadcasts in Puyo, giving out medical advice and advocating for the preservation of Kichwa culture.
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from the indigenous community, in accordance with international standards for indigenous consent before development projects, laws, or policies that would affect their way of life.
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On July 25, 2012, the IACHR ruled the State of Ecuador responsible for violating community rights of the Sarayaku and failing to obtain
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Gualinga continues to work as a community leader and provider of aid. In one instance, she helped a woman who had fled from her
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Noemí appears rarely as a leader in photographs, but has taken part in protests such as those of March 2018 at the
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period, from March to July, Noemí Gualinga organized daily missions to bring food relief from the city of
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husband, who had given their 12-year-old daughter to a man in a form of
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rivers flooded, heavily affecting the Sarayaku villages. During the
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Gualinga has led the Sarayaku Women’s Association, Kuriñampi (
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Ecuadorian indigenous Kichwa Sarayaku community leader
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Index

Sarayaku
Amazonian Kichwa
indigenous
Ecuadorian
Amazon
Patricia Gualinga
Nina
Helena Gualinga
Fenno-Swedish
Anders Henrik Sirén
Puyo, Pastaza
Ecuadorian government
Argentinian
Ecuadorian military
human rights
free, prior, and informed consent
COVID-19 pandemic
Bobonaza
Arajuno
quarantine
Puyo
COVID-19 testing
Carondelet Palace
Quito
Lenin Moreno
abusive
forced marriage


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