Mapuche International Women Lafkenche
Lafkenmapu Indigenous Women of North Tirúa territories, Quidico-Ponotro, South Tirúa, Budi, Trehuaco (Theodore Schmidt), San Juan de la Costa, Valdivia, freesia, Puerto Montt, Hualaihue (Palena) and Mapuche Parliament, along with delegates from organizations that are part of the Andean Coordinator of Organizations Indigenous (IOTC) meeting on Friday 19, Saturday 20 and Sunday 21 November in the town of Tirúa declare to Opinion Public, as follows: 
| 2. About our Coastal Marine Area Law Native Peoples (Law Lafkenche) indicates that it is conducting its application in various parts of Lafkenmapu, while communicating to the Mapuche nation, especially women, we will use our international instruments such as ILO Convention 169, the Declaration Indigenous Peoples Nations and other instruments or actions which permit full compliance with our rights to access and use of the coastline.
3. In relation to the General Law of Education, we challenge the State of Chile to respect the proposed articles from our Lafkenche Mapuche Nation, which incorporate the teaching of language, history, cosmology, cosmogony, and culture of our people.
We attempt to practical and immediate application of this legal instrument in the establishments where they educate our children.
4. We reject the continued abuse of freedom of expression exerted by mass media in Chile, with no treatment or biased, manipulative and discriminatory coverage of protest events of our people. remind the Chilean press that these acts constitute a serious violation of ILO Convention 169, which states that the media have a duty to respect and non-discrimination against indigenous peoples, while prohibits the dissemination of prejudices against indigenous peoples. While the State is responsible for this violation, not punish such acts.
5. We demand the implementation of international instruments in the construction of solutions to the problems of our people, particularly the Mapuche Women Lafkenche. This implies a rethinking of the existing state structure, in a look that feels its bases in the continent's collective principles originating in the ABIA YALA (ancient territories).
6. Lafkenche Mapuche women express our disagreement with the misrepresentation of the implementation of ILO Convention 169, specifically with regard to consultation processes.
7. Lafkenche Mapuche women (grandmothers, mothers, sisters and daughters) requires non-implementation of the Terrorism Act as a resource and strategy of the State to prosecute the Mapuche People, to defend their collective territorial rights.
8. Solidarity with the mobilization undertaken by the women of Lota, and urge the Government of Chile a policy that will dignify and protect the integrity of women in fair access and job performance.
9. Finally, we adhere, as Lafkenche Mapuche women, the Futa trawün to be held from 26 to 28 November at the Cerro Ñelol of Temuco, Self-Organized leaders and traditional authorities, and which define the true Mapuche political agenda. We extend a special invitation to all women in the Meli Wutran Mapu to be part of this historic process.
WOMEN Lafkenche Mapuche
Northern Territory Tirúa Quidico-Ponotro Territory
Tirúa Territory South Budi Territory Trehuaco Territory (Theodore Schmidt) Territory San Juan de la Costa Valdivia Territory Fresia Territory Territory Puerto Montt Hualaihue Territory ( Palena) Mapuche Parliament Delegates Andean Coordinator of Indigenous Organizations (IOTC)
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