El derecho a defender la naturaleza de los pueblos indígenas en el marco del cambio climático

  • Royo Letelier M
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The consequences of climate change are present around the world, expressed in record-breaking temperature increases, whose effects are being felt more strongly, challenging the possibility of a dignified life, among other human rights. At the global level, climate change deepens existing inequalities and discrimination, the ways of adapting to climate change are also unequal, which configures a scenario of environmental injustice that directly affects those who belong to vulnerable and historically excluded groups, among which we find indigenous peoples who maintain a work of defense of the environment as guardians of nature.

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Royo Letelier, M. (2023). El derecho a defender la naturaleza de los pueblos indígenas en el marco del cambio climático. Estudios Constitucionales, 21(1), 34–62. https://doi.org/10.4067/s0718-52002023000100034

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