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134:, and ensuring Amerindian rights in the establishment of protected areas." In 1998, she worked with Amerindian communities to put forth a lawsuit for land titles. Amerindians were granted land under the Constitution of Guyana, however, destructive mining activities adjacent to Amerindian owned lands impact their water supply. 113:
library, until securing a scholarship to study there for her Bachelor’s Degree in History in 1991. In 1992, she participated in an International Cooperative Human Rights Training Programme, sponsored by the Canadian Human Rights Foundation in Quebec and in 1998 an course on ‘Indigenous Rights in the
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According to La Rose, bringing indigenous issues to the national stage is to "preserve the environment in a wholesome way. We want to do our farming yes, We want to preserve our cultural sites. We want to preserve our languages. We can still preserve many of these things if legislation and policy
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In Guyana, she coordinated a signature campaign to put a moratorium on timber concessions at a 1994 World Bank Meeting, as well as other efforts in campaigning for "reducing the effect and impact of mining on indigenous communities, reviewing the Amerindian Act, reforming the
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Born in Guyana's North West district, La Rose attended Rosa Roman Catholic School (Now Santa Rosa Primary), then obtained a scholarship to attend South Georgetown Secondary School, graduating in 1974. She worked at the
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International System, organized by the International Training Centre for Indigenous Peoples in Greenland. These programs gave La Rose insight to the deficiencies of the Amerindian Act for protecting indigenous people.
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She was elected vice-chairman of the Constitution Reform Commission in 1999 resulting in creation of the Indigenous Peoples Commission and Article 149 G.
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in 2002 for her work to halt mining in their territories, to secure inhabitants full rights to traditional lands, and to save Guyana's forests.
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In 2017, she worked with indigenous communities of the greater Caribbean region to form a group similar to Latin American countries.
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She is the Executive Director of Amerindian Peoples Association which was founded in 1991, La Rose joining in 1994. She worked with
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to include indigenous and environmental rights, renouncing the Beal Aerospace Project in the
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Santa Rosa, Guyana
Goldman Environmental Prize
Arawak
indigenous
Guyana
Goldman Environmental Prize
Oxfam
University of Guyana
Constitution of Guyana
Waini
Kaieteur National Park
Patamona people
Jean La Rose
Archived
Wayback Machine


"APA: 28 years of fighting for Indigenous People's rights"



"Untiring advocate for indigenous rights and environmental integrity"
"GUYANA: Jean La Rose Wins the Goldman Environmental Prize"
"Caribbean Indigenous peoples to form regional body"
Categories
Guyanese environmentalists
Arawakan people
Living people
Goldman Environmental Prize awardees
1962 births

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