We, Indigenous Peoples and support organisations from 35 countries around the world and representing many more Indigenous Nations…have suffered disproportionately from the impact of extractive industries…[including] the worst forms of, environmental degradation, human rights violations and land dispossession and is contributing to climate change. … we call for: • a stop to the plunder of our lands, territories and resources; • a moratorium on further extractive industry projects that affect or threaten our communities, until structures and processes are in place that ensure respect for our human rights… • due process and justice to victims of human rights violations who are resisting extractive industries; • review of all on-going projects that are approved without respect for our FPIC and self determination rights; and • compensation and restitution for damages inflicted upon our lands, territories and resources, and the rehabilitation of our degraded environments caused by extractive industry projects that did not obtain our FPIC.