Tag: Environmental justice
Localizing Human Rights from Below: Indigenous Citizen Science, Environmental Justice, and Koen De Feyter’s Legacy in Bolivia
When Koen De Feyter asked his students to “start from the view from below,” he was not coining a slogan; he was building a method. Koen insisted that human rights become locally relevant—interpreted and practiced where people actually live, organize and struggle. That stance shaped my doctoral journey on Indigenous peoples’ rights and, years later,…