ARIZONA JOURNAL OF ENVIRONMENTAL LAW AND POLICY

Violence against the Earth Begets Violence against Women : An Analysis of the Correlation between Large Extraction Projects and Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women, and the Laws That Permit the Phenomenon through an International Human Rights Lens

This article looks at the intersection between environmental degradation and violence against indigenous women in extraction zones, focusing on extractive industries in the United States. First, the article traces the history of colonial oppression and cultural genocide imposed upon the American Indigenous population.

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ARIZONA JOURNAL OF ENVIRONMENTAL LAW AND POLICY

Violence against the Earth Begets Violence against Women : An Analysis of the Correlation between Large Extraction Projects and Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women, and the Laws That Permit the Phenomenon through an International Human Rights Lens