Ogiek

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The Ogiek are an indigenous, forest-dwelling community of Kenya known for their traditional hunter-gatherer lifestyle and deep cultural connection to the Mau Forest.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf ethnic group
advocacyFocus cultural preservation
indigenous land rights
continent Africa
country Kenya
culturalConnection forest-based culture
culturalPractice forest-based rituals
honey gathering
economicActivity livestock keeping (in some areas)
small-scale agriculture (in some areas)
identityBasis forest dwelling
honey production
keyIssue forced evictions
forest conservation and access
land rights
languageFamily Nilo-Saharan languages
languageStatus endangered
legalCase African Commission on Human and Peoples’ Rights v. Republic of Kenya NERFINISHED
legalCaseType land rights case
legalDecisionBody African Court on Human and Peoples' Rights NERFINISHED
legalDecisionYear 2017
populationStatus numerically small minority in Kenya
primaryRegion Mau Forest NERFINISHED
recognizedAs indigenous community of Kenya
recognizedBy African Court on Human and Peoples' Rights NERFINISHED
recognizedRight collective land ownership (per African Court ruling)
protection of culture
protection of natural resources
protection of religion
use and enjoyment of ancestral lands
region Baringo County (parts) NERFINISHED
Nakuru County (parts) NERFINISHED
Narok County (parts) NERFINISHED
Uasin Gishu County (parts) NERFINISHED
religion Christianity
traditional animist beliefs
socialClassification marginalized community in Kenya
state Republic of Kenya NERFINISHED
threat deforestation of Mau Forest NERFINISHED
encroachment by settlers
land dispossession
state-led evictions
traditionalLifestyle hunter-gatherer
traditionalSubsistence beekeeping
gathering
hunting
traditionalTerritory Mau Forest Complex NERFINISHED
Rift Valley region of Kenya NERFINISHED

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