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Brian Rowe International Human Rights Clinic 3L Seattle University Law March 24th 2009

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Human Rights Clinic Law presentation given for an International Environmental law class @ Seattle Univeristy. Presentation by Brian Rowe March 24th 2009

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Brian Rowe

International Human Rights Clinic

3L Seattle University LawMarch 24th 2009

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Photo under CC BY NC SA

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ZERO

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Some rights reserved CC - NC - SA -by Ian Hampton

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Top 12 Environmental Organizations Who Use Their Donations Wellby fundraiserinsight.com (Bias?)

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Guidelines  • Age of Org• Size of Org• Geographic area • Governance • Policy• Actions

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a. The rights of indigenous peoples to own and/or manage their traditional territories should be recognized and respected.   b. The customary and traditional access and use rights of indigenous peoples in areas of their historic and continuing habitation and use should be legally recognized and protected.

Sierra ClubGlobal Guidelines for the Protection of Forests

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LLCNew

No transparencyNo Oversight

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Human Rights v. Indigenous RightsIndividual v. Communal

Economic v. Land   in

 

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Photos from FOEI, Sierra Club, Ecology Fund, Flikr and Duke LawSeveral images were used under 1st Amendment fair use rights Presentations is under a CC-BY License