Working towards claiming rights to livelihoods means striving for livelihood identity and livelihood sovereignty. Livelihood sovereignty is defined as ‘a holistic ethical alternative solution’, which consists of five inter-related rights, including: the right to land, forest and water (basic); The right to maintain one’s own religion (unique); the right to live according to one’s own culture (practice); the right to operate according one’s own knowledge and decide what to plant, initiate, create and invent ...