The indigenous peoples live in harmony with nature. A session of a permanent forum on indigenous peoples opened at the UN Human rights The indigenous peoples of the world are faced with difficulties, which are “insulting their dignity.” Among the threats are competition for minerals necessary for the transition to pure energy. This was stated by the UN Secretary General at the opening of the 24th session of the United Nations on the issues of indigenous peoples (PFKN). the largest annual meeting on this topic, in which about a thousand representatives of indigenous peoples, governments, UN institutions and civil society from around the world take part until May 2, 2025. 60 ~ H2 > 62 > 62 > 62 > 62 > 62 > 62 > 62 > 62 > 62Dignity and justice ~ 60 > “The world has something to learn from you – your wisdom, insight and your approaches, which put the health of ecosystems above short -term economic benefits,” said Antoniu Guterres. he is he He called the difficulties with which the indigenous peoples are found around the world, “an insult [human] dignity and a trampling of the principles of justice” and the “source of deep sorrow” personally for himself. ~ 60 > 60 > according to the Secretary General, women from among the indigenous peoples are faced with special problems, including barriers to participation in the path to the path to participating in the path to the path to participating in the way political life, economic capabilities and basic services. minerals for the energy transition ~ 60 > 62 ~“Meanwhile, a new threat is growing – the race for minerals, which is crucial for the global energy transition, most of which is located in the territories of indigenous peoples or next to them,” warned the head of the UN. ~ 60 > 60 > according to his performance, as the demand grows too often, the indigenous inhabitants are deprived of too often. property and excluded from the decision -making processes, their rights are protruded, and health is at risk of jeopardy. ~ 60 > progress in the energy and rights of indigenous peoples ~ 60 > declaration on the rights of indigenous peoples, adopted 18 years. Back, used by courts, parliaments and communities to ensure human rights and activate political actions, reminded Guterres. ~ 60 > read Also: radio ruta del clima broadcasts the voices of the indigenous peoples and fights for climatic justice ~ 60 > 62 > 62 > 62 > 62 > 62 ~The Secretary General announced the need to strengthen a permanent forum, in particular, that the member states ensure their representation in this body at a high level. He also called on the states to recognize the leadership, rights and needs of the indigenous peoples, especially women from their number, in all areas. ~ 60 > international financial institutions should pay central attention to the indigenous peoples, the UN head added. In addition, the Secretary General called on countries, companies and other interested parties to cooperate with the UN in fulfilling all the recommendations of the experts group on critical mineral resources for the energy transition. “The era of pure energy should contribute to progress in the field of the rights of indigenous peoples,” he emphasized. ~ 60 > declaration on the rights of indigenous peoples 60 > declaration of the organization of united nations on the rights of indigenous peoples (DPKNOON), adopted in 2007, serves as the basis for promoting work in this area around the world. However, despite the progress achieved, the document does not find its full implementation. In particular, the rights of indigenous peoples are not in the proper way, and economic interests and political resistance undermine attempts to overcome existing obstacles. 60 > “Individual and collective rights of indigenous peoples are not subject to discussion,” said Antoniu Guterrish. “Governments must immediately fulfill their obligations under the declaration of the rights of indigenous peoples.”