Kimy Pernía Domicó
Kimy Pernía Domicó (1950–2001) was an indigenous leader of the Embera Katio in Colombia. He is best known for testifying before a Canadian parliamentary Sub-Committee on Human Rights and International Development in Ottawa in 1999 in which he criticized the Urra Dam project and its effects on the Embera Katio peoples. His criticism lead to his abduction and disappearance on June 2, 2001.[1] His whereabouts remain unknown.
Kimy was given tribute in the book titled "Blue gold: the battle against corporate theft of the world's water" by Barlow and Clarke, first published in 2002.
References
- KIMY PERNIA DOMICO - EMBERA LEADER DISAPPEARED Archived 2018-08-24 at the Wayback Machine; Colombia Solidarity Campaign; Bulletin Issue2, July-September 2001
- http://canadians.org/blog/remembering-water-justice-activist-kimy-pernia-domico
- Barlow, M. and Clarke, T. (2017) Blue gold: the battle against corporate theft of the world's water. London: Routledge.
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