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|Name=Campana Octubre Azul | |Name=Campana Octubre Azul | ||
|Link=http://octubreazulbolivia.blogspot.com/ | |Link=http://octubreazulbolivia.blogspot.com/ | ||
|Type= | |Type=<translate>Campaign</translate> | ||
|Country=Bolivia | |Country=<translate>Bolivia</translate> | ||
|Current focus=Water | |Current focus=<translate>Water</translate> | ||
Human rights | <translate>Human rights</translate> | ||
Climate justice | <translate>Climate justice</translate> | ||
Food sovereignty | <translate>Food sovereignty</translate> | ||
Toxins | <translate>Toxins</translate> | ||
Pollution | <translate>Pollution</translate> | ||
Extractivism | <translate>Extractivism</translate> | ||
Climate change | <translate>Climate change</translate> | ||
|Description=Blue October is an international campaign that seeks to defend water as a human right and for life, questioning corporate control and its commodification. Since 2006, we have been carrying out informative, awareness-raising and advocacy actions in four areas that have to do with water problems: human rights, contamination by extractive industries, climate change and food sovereignty. | |Description=Blue October is an international campaign that seeks to defend water as a human right and for life, questioning corporate control and its commodification. Since 2006, we have been carrying out informative, awareness-raising and advocacy actions in four areas that have to do with water problems: human rights, contamination by extractive industries, climate change and food sovereignty. | ||
