Скачать или смотреть The CCJ Gives Update on Progress of the FPIC Protocol Implementation

A compliance hearing was held before the Caribbean Court of Justice (CCJ) on Thursday morning. As we reported, the purpose of the hearing was to update the CCJ on the progress of the implementation of the Free Prior Informed Consent Protocol (F-PIC), designed to guide consultations with Maya communities. The F-PIC is part of the 2015 Consent Order, which recognizes land rights and tenure for Maya people. In addressing the court, Justice Jacob Wit recognized that the Government is not the one to choose who forms any of the Maya community organizations, but instead, it should be the Maya people themselves. A key point to come from his remarks is the decision by the court not to include the Sarstoon Temash Institute of Indigenous Management (SATIIM) as a party to these current proceedings. Justice Wit explained why the organization’s request was not entertained.

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