Sarayaku Indigenous People and Amnesty International win film award

Headline Title: Sarayaku Indigenous People and Amnesty International win film award 02 October 2012 A groundbreaking documentary about an Ecuadorian Indigenous People’s successful international legal battle against their country for allowing foreign oil exploration on their land without their consent has won an award at National Geographic’s prestigious All Roads Film Project. Amnesty International and the Kichwa de Sarayaku Indigenous community filmed and co-produced Children of the Jaguar, about the community’s journey from their lands in eastern Ecuador’s Amazonian rainforest…

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