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Livelihood Sovereignty is ‘a holistic ethical alternative solution’ which consists of five inter-relative rights: 1) The right to land, forest and water, clean air and natural landscape (basic); 2) The right to maintain one’s own religion (unique); 3) The right to live according to one’s own way of life and values of happiness and wellbeing within one’s own natural environment (practice); 4) The right to operate according to one’s own knowledge and decide what to plant, initiate, create and invent on one’s own land; (holistic); and 5) The right to co-manage or co-govern natural resources with neighboring communities and local authorities (strategic).
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The ‘Nao Long’ Ritual and Spiritual Forests (28/01/2013)

Located in the northeastern province of Lao Cai Province, Simacai district is home to 11 different ethnic groups, which are mainly Mong people, accounting for over 80% of the population. The ‘Nao Long’ ritual is also known with names like ‘Nao Song’, ‘Tong Senh’ depending on the pronunciation of the Mong in particular region.

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