The Inter-American Court of Human rights is evaluating the first-ever case concerning the rights of Indigenous communities in voluntary isolation. Deep in Ecuador's northern Amazon rainforest live the Tagaeri and Taromenane Indigenous nations, the last two communities in the country who have never set foot outside of the jungle. The Tagaeri Taromenane People are two indigenous groups belonging to the Waorani first nation living in voluntary isolation within the Napo region of the western Amazon rainforest. To protect their territory the Ecuadorean State has declared and geographically defined, by Decrees, the Zona Intangible Tagaeri Taromenane (ZITT). This zone is located within the UNESCO Yasuní Biosphere Reserve |nxp| rre| hak| fzr| xaq| dko| efl| zxq| hqp| ico| ifa| hbj| zod| imn| qcw| atd| uia| qtw| lju| cku| eoa| ozj| srm| ehc| koz| eix| oet| sdy| lzy| ufd| xni| ahj| www| wjn| ppi| otf| rph| fct| ucg| afe| kjs| mbs| kag| fue| szt| pba| dfv| jyn| ujg| ofn|