WORKSHOP ACTIVITY REPORT
DRAFT
ASEAN PEOPLES’ FORUM 2015
This activity report is to be filled in by workshop organiser/s of the respective workshops and submit it to the Secretariat within 2 hours of
the conclusion of the workshops. Organiser(s) please save your activity report and email it to: programme.apf2015@gmail.com
Report prepared by:
Contact details (mobile/email):
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TITLE & TYPE OF ACTIVITY
Indigenous Peoples in ASEAN: Situations and Commitments by States
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SPONSORING ORGANISATION/S
1. Asia Indigenous Peoples Pact/IP Task Force on ASEAN
2. Jaringan Orang Asli SeMalaysia (AIPP/JOAS)
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DATE, TIME AND VENUE
24th April 2015
2.00-4.00pm
Suite 2, 13th Floor, Wisma MCA.
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OBJECTIVES OF THE ACTIVITY
Sharing of the situations if indigenous people in ASEAN countries, and recommendation to
member states to fulfill its commitments as enshrined in VNDRIP
(when applicable)
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NATURE OF THE ACTIVITY
(Provide a brief description of the activity/ies AND
the highlights)
1. Legal framework related indigenous people in ASEAN.
2. Country case studies
3. Discussion on outcome documents
RESOURCE PERSONS/SPEAKERS
AND THEIR RESPECTIVE
1. Tyrone Beyer (Task Force for Indigenous People Network)
2. Surti Handayani (AMAN, Indonesia)
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3. Naw Phyu Cyn Oo (Myanmar Indigenous Peoples Network)
4. Thomas Dalong (Indigenous Poeples Network of Malaysia)
5. Bernice See (Asia Indigenous Peoples Pact Thailand)
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ATTENDED BY (# of pax)
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AGREED
OUTCOMES/RECOMMENDATIONS
DERIVED FROM THE ACTIVITY
1. To lobby with government to adopt policy framework to respect ad protect the rights of
(MAX 3)
[Note:
these
priority indigenous people
recommendations will be collated and
presented under the ASEAN 3 + 1
(environment) pillars at the Open
space session - “Way Forward” - on
24 April 2015]
9.
MATERIALS DISTRIBUTED – if
applicable
10.
300 – 350 WORD BLURB ON THE
ACTIVITY (for the website)
50pax
Publication on victims of development aggression
*See leaflet
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