Lafkenche territorial rights movement

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The Lafkenche territorial rights movement is an Indigenous Mapuche coastal peoples’ struggle in southern Chile to reclaim ancestral lands, protect marine and coastal ecosystems, and secure legal recognition of their collective territorial rights.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Indigenous rights movement
Mapuche movement
social movement
aimsToProtect customary resource management systems
sacred coastal sites
traditional fishing practices
country Chile
culturalBasis Lafkenche relationship with the sea
Mapuche worldview
environmentalConcern biodiversity loss in coastal areas
overfishing
pollution from aquaculture
ethnicGroupInvolved Lafkenche NERFINISHED
Mapuche people NERFINISHED
focusArea coastal territories
marine spaces
historicalContext expansion of industrial resource extraction in southern Chile
long-term dispossession of Mapuche lands
legalStrategy use of Chilean Indigenous legislation
use of marine coastal space law
mainGoal protect coastal ecosystems
protect marine ecosystems
reclaim ancestral lands
secure collective territorial rights
motivatedBy defense of Lafkenche culture
environmental protection
protection of traditional livelihoods
opposes coastal extractivism
industrial fishing expansion
salmon aquaculture expansion
region southern Chile NERFINISHED
relatedConcept Indigenous land rights in Chile
marine and coastal governance
territorial rights
rightsClaimed collective territorial rights
customary marine tenure
self-determination
seeksRecognitionFrom Chilean state NERFINISHED
seeksRecognitionOf ancestral coastal territories
collective marine use rights
socialBase Indigenous fishing families
Lafkenche coastal communities
usesTool community organization
legal advocacy
political mobilization

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Lafkenche politicalMovement Lafkenche territorial rights movement