Rivres

Indigenous water ontologies
Plurilegal encounters
Interlegal translation

Ontologías indígenas del agua
Encuentros plurilegales
Traducción interlegal

NEW RIVERS PUBLICATION
NEW RIVERS PUBLICATIONS

RIVERS Principal Investigator, Lieselotte Viaene
Indigenous legal expertise, sacred rivers, and hydropower development projects in Third Pole country Nepal
(2024, Jindal Global Law Review)

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Marina A. R. de Mattos Vieira and Lieselotte Viaene
Indigenous Peoples’ Rights at the United Nations Human Rights Council: Colliding (Mis)Understandings?
(2024, Journal of Human Rights Practice)

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Green Diplomacy

After decades of Indigenous diplomacy efforts at the UN concerning the concept of “Mother Earth-Nature”, there has been a growing recognition of the Rights of Nature (RoN). In an article drawing upon findings from interviews with Indigenous delegates, UN officers and NGO representatives, the RIVERS project examines the contradictions that RoN activism could have in terms of respecting Indigenous Peoples’ rights

Article ➡️ Historical Indigenous diplomacy for taking care of Mother Earth and the Rights of Nature
RIVERS ERC PROJECT PUBLISHES ITS FOURTH NEWSLETTER
RIVERS ERC PROJECT PUBLISHES ITS FOURTH NEWSLETTER

We are pleased to share with you the fourth Newsletter of the ERC RIVERS project.

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Seminar launch podcast
Recorded seminar
Program
Documentary RIVERS
Project RIVERS Documentary

We are proud to present you with a sneak peek of the upcoming documentary from the ERC RIVERS project.

In colaboration with: Choclo Audiovisual, Suricata Stories and Confedaración Indígena Tayrona - Nación Arhuaca

⬇️Teaser⬇️

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Editorial Special Section: “Transitional Justice and Nature: a curious silence"
Editorial Special Section: “Transitional Justice and Nature: a curious silence"

Lieselotte Viaene, Peter Doran y Jonathan Liljeblad
International Journal of Transitional Justice, 2023, Vol. 17, Issue 1, pp. 1-14

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Podcast - Weaving Waters
RIVERS Podcast - Weaving Waters

It's a great pleasure to share with you the podcast Weaving Waters, from the ERC RIVERS project. In this first chapter, we talk with academics of indigenous and ethnic peoples from Asia and Latin America who are experts in legal studies and the humanities.

⬇️Episode 1. Indigenous academics: weaving knowledge⬇️

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RIVERS (2019-2025) is a research project that aims to produce ground-breaking knowledge, from an empirical, interdisciplinary and dialoguing perspective, about the contentions and challenges intrinsic to reconceptualising human rights with different ways of understanding and relating to water. The project is funded by the European Research Council (ERC), coordinated by Lieselotte Viaene and hosted in the Department of Social Sciences, at Carlos III University of Madrid.

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