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Saweto, also spelled Soweto, is a small village of mostly Asháninka people in Peru. Located within the Ucayali region, the village lies deep in the Peruvian Amazon, on the Alto Tamaya river, near the Brazilian border. The people of Saweto have engaged in a continuous struggle for official title from the Peruvian government to the land they inhabit. This would help enforce against illegal activities, like logging, and encroachment. The village and its struggle gained widespread national and international media coverage following the murder of Saweto's leader, Edwin Chota, and three others, in September 2014, by illegal loggers as they crossed the Brazilian border to meet with leaders of another – though related – indigenous community. With increased pressure from the media following these a

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rdfs:label	Saweto, Peru (en)
rdfs:comment	Saweto, also spelled Soweto, is a small village of mostly Asháninka people in Peru. Located within the Ucayali region, the village lies deep in the Peruvian Amazon, on the Alto Tamaya river, near the Brazilian border. The people of Saweto have engaged in a continuous struggle for official title from the Peruvian government to the land they inhabit. This would help enforce against illegal activities, like logging, and encroachment. The village and its struggle gained widespread national and international media coverage following the murder of Saweto's leader, Edwin Chota, and three others, in September 2014, by illegal loggers as they crossed the Brazilian border to meet with leaders of another – though related – indigenous community. With increased pressure from the media following these a (en)
foaf:name	Saweto (en)
geo:lat	-8.983071 (xsd:float)
geo:long	-73.170509 (xsd:float)
dct:subject	Illegal logging Indigenous rights organizations in South America Upper Amazon
Wikipage page ID	45718200 (xsd:integer)
Wikipage revision ID	891280637 (xsd:integer)
Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage	Peru Ucayali region Illegal logging Indigenous and community conserved area Indigenous peoples Coronel Portillo Province Amazon rainforest Indigenous rights organizations in South America Upper Amazon Rainforest Foundation US Asháninka Mahogany Scott Wallace (photojournalist) Ucayali Region Illegal logging
Link from a Wikipage to an external page	http://dev.rainforestfoundation.org/wp-content/uploads/2015/12/climate_crossroads_20pp_CMYK.pdf http://upperamazon.org/titling-the-native-community-of-saweto-a-challenge-for-social-justice-and-conservation-in-the-ucayali-borderlands/ https://www.facebook.com/SawetoAltoTamaya/timeline
sameAs	Saweto, Peru Saweto, Peru Saweto, Peru
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area total km	786 (xsd:integer)
established date	2003 (xsd:integer) 2015 (xsd:integer)
established title	Titled (en) Recognized as native (en)
map caption	Location in Peru (en)
official name	Saweto (en)
other name	Alta Tamaya-Saweto (en)
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has abstract	Saweto, also spelled Soweto, is a small village of mostly Asháninka people in Peru. Located within the Ucayali region, the village lies deep in the Peruvian Amazon, on the Alto Tamaya river, near the Brazilian border. The people of Saweto have engaged in a continuous struggle for official title from the Peruvian government to the land they inhabit. This would help enforce against illegal activities, like logging, and encroachment. The village and its struggle gained widespread national and international media coverage following the murder of Saweto's leader, Edwin Chota, and three others, in September 2014, by illegal loggers as they crossed the Brazilian border to meet with leaders of another – though related – indigenous community. With increased pressure from the media following these assassinations, the Peruvian government granted legal title to the people of Saweto on January 30, 2015. This land title grants the Asháninka people of Saweto 80,000 hectares, despite strong opposition from pro-logging lobbies, and illegal loggers. (en)
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synonym	Alta Tamaya-Saweto
UTC offset	-5
country	Peru
subdivision	Coronel Portillo Province Ucayali Region
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is Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage of	Edwin Chota Saweto
is Wikipage redirect of	Saweto
is foaf:primaryTopic of	wikipedia-en:Saweto,_Peru

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