Indigenous land rights

Today we have Maria Dorothy Lisenge Bafakike.

She's an indigenous Baka leader from the Democratic Republic of the Congo and a prominent advocate for indigenous people's rights, women's land rights, forest protection and climate justice.

Growing up in the forest in Sopo, Province shaped her understanding of the deep relationship between indigenous communities, land, food, culture, and the natural world.

She's a coordinator of the Coalition of Female Leaders for the Environment and Sustainable Development and has been part particularly active in advancing women access to land and strengthening the participation of indigenous peoples in local communities in decisions concerning forests, land, and natural resources.

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