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Daily Archives: 26/09/2012
Santiago Court Rejects Atacameño Communities’ Claim Against Tourism Concessions in Protected Areas
On Tuesday, September 25th, the Santiago Court of Appeals rejected a claim by the Council of the Atacameño People that sought to have indigenous peoples consulted on a new regulation that opens up state-protected areas to tourism. The Court’s decision was unanimous and stated that the regulation — as written — has caused no harm nor affected indigenous peoples to an extent that it requires consultation. On a positive note, the Court did explicitly say, however, that any concessions that affected indigenous communities were to be held to the strict standards of consultation laid out in ILO Convention 169. Continue reading
Posted in Atacameño, Chile
Tagged Consultation, Convention 169, Court Decision, Land Rights
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