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STATEMENT : STOP THE VIOLENCE AGAINST CHILDREN Advocacy

Beatriz Merino urges the Ministry of Energy and Mines to give priority attention to the regulatory process must conform to ILO Convention No. 169 of the ILO.
Mediante el oficio Nº 0161-2010/DP, la Defensora del Pueblo, Beatriz Merino, demandó a Pedro Sánchez, titular del Ministerio de Energía y Minas (MEM), a que su despacho tenga como una de sus prioridades la reglamentación del derecho a la consulta con el fin de que las normas del sector se adecuen al Convenio Nº 169 de la Organización Internacional del Trabajo (OIT).
El mencionado Convenio de la OIT reconoce el derecho de los pueblos indígenas a ser consultados sobre las decisiones que los afecten, así como el derecho de participar en la formulación, aplicación y evaluación de los planes y programas de desarrollo involving their community.
Merino, took the opportunity to express the readiness of the Ombudsman to assist in the process of implementing the right to consultation with indigenous peoples.
For his part, Ivan Lanegra, Deputy Environment, Public Services and Indigenous Peoples of the Ombudsman recalled that, despite still not having the rules, the right to consultation is in force and has been ratified by the Constitutional Court.
"Even after more than 15 years since the incorporation of this right in our legal system, the effect of the ratification of Convention No. 169, the exercise is still a pending matter, "added the official.
Finally, Lanegra argued that "effective implementation of the right to consultation by the Ministry of Energy and Mines, and the issuance of new regulations, constitute invaluable contributions to peace and a message of commitment that sector with the indigenous peoples of Peru. "

Source: Office of the Ombudsman.

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