RIGOBERTA MENCHÚ
Important person in human rights
Valeria,Carmen ,Susana, Dario y Daniel
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Rigoberta Menchú is a Guatemalan indigenous woman who grew up in poverty and suffered exploitation on a coffee farm. Her mother was a traditional midwife. Since she was little, she experienced the injustices and repression of the army and landowners towards her community. Her fight for indigenous rights led her to win the Nobel Peace Prize in 1992.
Biography
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What she do?
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Fight against impunity
Reclaim the rights of indigenous peoples
Make injustices visible
Receive the Nobel Peace Prize:
Promote education and healthcare
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News
Today, Rigoberta Menchú continues to fight to promote dialogue and social justice in Guatemala and persists in the search for alternatives to reinforce the active participation of indigenous peoples in decision-making about their needs and rights.
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Rigoberta Menchu Nobel Prize
Adolfo Pérez Esquivel, whose country Menchú visited in August 1992. His tour and the pronobel campaign were organized by the anthropologist Ana González (daughter of the anthropologist Rex González) and Lucrecia Lomban (secretary of the APDH Quilmes), among other activists and humanitarian organizations.
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We really enjoyed doing the work and we worked very well in general. We learned a lot about Rigoberta Menchu because we didn't know her.
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Pomote education and healthcare:
She has worked to promote education and healthcare for indigenous peoples, who have historically been excluded from these basic services.
Reclaim the rights indigenous people:
Menchú has given a voice to the people in her community, who have traditionally been silenced by power structures. Her testimony was one of the first to expose the human rights violations suffered by indigenous peoples in Guatemala and other parts of Latin America.
Fight against impunity
Menchú has sought justice for crimes committed during the armed conflict in Guatemala, especially those that affected indigenous peoples, who were systematically targeted by violence, forced displacement and genocide.
Receive the Nobel Peace Prize:
In 1992, Rigoberta Menchú was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize in recognition of her work for social justice and the rights of indigenous peoples. This prize allowed her to expand her platform to continue fighting for peace and human rights.
Make injustices visible:
Menchú has given a voice to the people in her community, who have traditionally been silenced by power structures. Her testimony was one of the first to expose the human rights violations suffered by indigenous peoples in Guatemala and other parts of Latin America.
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RIGOBERTA MENCHÚ
Important person in human rights
Valeria,Carmen ,Susana, Dario y Daniel
Ir a página
Índice
4.News
1.Time line
2. Biography
5.Videos
3.What did she do?
6.Rigoberta Menchú Novel price
Para profundizar
7.Pictures
8.Our opinion
Time Line
Siguiente
Biography
Rigoberta Menchú is a Guatemalan indigenous woman who grew up in poverty and suffered exploitation on a coffee farm. Her mother was a traditional midwife. Since she was little, she experienced the injustices and repression of the army and landowners towards her community. Her fight for indigenous rights led her to win the Nobel Peace Prize in 1992.
Biography
Siguiente
What she do?
05
Fight against impunity
Reclaim the rights of indigenous peoples
Make injustices visible
Receive the Nobel Peace Prize:
Promote education and healthcare
Siguiente
News
Today, Rigoberta Menchú continues to fight to promote dialogue and social justice in Guatemala and persists in the search for alternatives to reinforce the active participation of indigenous peoples in decision-making about their needs and rights.
Siguiente
Sesiones de aprendizaje
VIDEOS
Siguiente
Siguiente
Sesiones de aprendizaje/01
Rigoberta Menchu Nobel Prize
Adolfo Pérez Esquivel, whose country Menchú visited in August 1992. His tour and the pronobel campaign were organized by the anthropologist Ana González (daughter of the anthropologist Rex González) and Lucrecia Lomban (secretary of the APDH Quilmes), among other activists and humanitarian organizations.
Siguiente
PICTURES
Siguiente
Our opinion
We really enjoyed doing the work and we worked very well in general. We learned a lot about Rigoberta Menchu because we didn't know her.
Siguiente
Pomote education and healthcare:
She has worked to promote education and healthcare for indigenous peoples, who have historically been excluded from these basic services.
Reclaim the rights indigenous people:
Menchú has given a voice to the people in her community, who have traditionally been silenced by power structures. Her testimony was one of the first to expose the human rights violations suffered by indigenous peoples in Guatemala and other parts of Latin America.
Fight against impunity
Menchú has sought justice for crimes committed during the armed conflict in Guatemala, especially those that affected indigenous peoples, who were systematically targeted by violence, forced displacement and genocide.
Receive the Nobel Peace Prize:
In 1992, Rigoberta Menchú was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize in recognition of her work for social justice and the rights of indigenous peoples. This prize allowed her to expand her platform to continue fighting for peace and human rights.
Make injustices visible:
Menchú has given a voice to the people in her community, who have traditionally been silenced by power structures. Her testimony was one of the first to expose the human rights violations suffered by indigenous peoples in Guatemala and other parts of Latin America.