Asia Indigenous Peoples Network on Extractive Industries and Energy (AIPNEE) is a regional platform for solidarity and support for Indigenous communities affected by State and corporate-sponsored extractive and energy projects implemented in their territories. Registered in the Philippines as a non-profit organization, it is a network of Indigenous defenders and their organizations working with or supporting the affected communities.
RECENT UPDATES
Full statement on the International Day of the World’s Indigenous Peoples August 9, 2020
Today, we salute all indigenous peoples who have persevered in their struggles for the respect and defense of our collective rights to ancestral land, resources and self
Join the indigenous peoples’ struggles to save our environment
he spate of killings of environment and land defenders in different parts of the world is a serious concern as it is ironic that our endeavors to preserve our environment is being suppressed with violent intensity.
Statement on the Laos dam collapse
Based on reports, many were killed in this tragedy and hundreds more are still missing. This devastation has expanded to other neighbouring communities including Cambodia, reports say.
Carry on with the victories against the heightening plunder and repression! Intensify our struggles and further build our solidarity!
The victories from our sustained struggles against extractive and energy projects are testament to our growing strength in this crusade.
AIPNEE supports the Bunong People of Cambodia: Oppose the Lower Sesan 2 Hydropower Dam!
Kbal Romeas is now in the verge of being submerged with the dam’s operation set to begin in 25 Sept. 2017.
IPMSDL Solidarity Statement to the Higaonon Peoples of the Philippines
The Higaonon people’s plight against militarization of their community.
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