COalition Statements

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To Avoid Perpetuating Harm and Rights Violations, ICMM Must Correct its “Critically Weak” Indigenous Peoples’ Policy

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Indigenous Leaders to Convene at Global Summit about the Energy Transition

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Undermining Indigenous Peoples’ Rights: The Ongoing Struggle for Recognition in UN Environmental Agreements

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SIRGE Coalition Will Present at the 17th OECD Forum on Responsible Mineral Supply ChainsMay 21-24, 2024 at OECD Headquarters, Paris

Agnes Portalewska 4/15/24 Agnes Portalewska 4/15/24

Indigenous-led Summit Examines Impacts of the Energy Transition and Centers Indigenous Peoples’ Priorities and Solutions

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Geopolitical Implications of the “Green Energy” Transition on Indigenous Peoples

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International Work Group for Indigenous Affairs (IWGIA) Joins as a New Affiliate of SIRGE Coalition

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The EU Council approves the CSDDD: A step in the right direction, but too modest to protect Indigenous Peoples’ rights effectively

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Green Economy vs. Green Colonialism: Respect for Indigenous Peoples' Rights in the Energy Transition

Agnes Portalewska 3/13/24 Agnes Portalewska 3/13/24

Delay Must Not Turn into Cancellation of the CSDDD!

Agnes Portalewska 2/29/24 Agnes Portalewska 2/29/24

Joint Civil Society Statement: We say YES to the Corporate Sustainability Due Diligence Directive

Shannon Jowett 2/27/24 Shannon Jowett 2/27/24

Automakers “Abysmal” on Indigenous Rights Risk Due Diligence According to Updated Supply Chains Report

According to the latest Lead the Charge clear car leaderboard, automakers are ignoring risks and potential harm to Indigenous Peoples in their supply chains and are failing to take action to scope for Indigenous Rights Risk and uphold the rights of Indigenous People.

Shannon Jowett 2/6/24 Shannon Jowett 2/6/24

New Guide Helps Indigenous Leaders Define FPIC Priorities and Protocols

Whether an Indigenous community is defining their FPIC priorities for the first time or whether an Indigenous leader is considering next steps in corporate or government-to-government engagements, this guide outlines the extensive considerations necessary to ensure the respect of Indigenous Peoples’ FPIC protocols in the public and private sectors.