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From the Interior, Colonized

Jan 15, 1992
0h 26m
★ 0.0

Overview

Vandana Shiva discusses biodiversity at the World Women’s Congress for a Healthy Planet in Miami, Nov. 1991 in advance of the Earth Summit. In a follow up workshop women devise policy. Wangari Maathai reads the final platform. At a concluding press conference, Peggy Antrobus underscores that the real issues were discussed by women in Miami, and will not be put forth in Rio.

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Documentary

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Cast

Vandana Shiva

as herself

Vandana Shiva

Peggy Antrobus

as herself

Peggy Antrobus

Bella Abzug

as herself

Bella Abzug

Wangari Maathai

as herself

Wangari Maathai