European Commission: talk with activist Pául Jarrín Mosquera and others

After the screening of This Stolen Country of Mine, moderator Marieke Eyskoot will talk to the indigenous activist from the film Pául Jarrín Mosquera and an expert from the European Commission. The Commission will soon be presenting a new policy about critical raw materials and in the discussion afterwards we will ask how Europe can obtain the raw materials needed for the green transition safely and fairly. We will also hear Pául’s view from his unique perspective as a grassroots activist. 

This program is a collaboration with the Representation of the European Commission in the Netherlands. 

Language: English

Paúl Jarrín Mosquera is leading the indigenous resistance against the Chinese colonisation of Ecuador. This puts him up against Ecuadorian state power, which defends the Chinese economic interests with full force.

Marieke Eyskoot is a sustainable lifestyle-expert, author, speaker and presenter. She has worked as a moderator for Dutch Design Week, ASN Bank, Stichting DOEN, Fairtrade International, various Ministries, Netflix and many others, and is one of the presenters of Dutch television programme BinnensteBuiten (InsideOut). Her modern guidebook This is a Good Guide – for a Sustainable Lifestyle is packed with practical and positive tips on fashion, beauty, food, home and travel, which make doing good fun and reachable.