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Since its inception, the Inter-American Commission has expressed a constant concern for the human rights of indigenous peoples and their members. In , during the dictatorship of Alfredo Stroessner, the Commission received a report on the repeated and serious violations being committed against the Ache people in eastern Paraguay, [1] for which it held the Paraguayan State responsible in a report issued in , based on the acts of negligence, inaction, and participation of state agents, and it recommended that the persons responsible be punished.
Nonetheless, the indigenous population, which still maintains its ancestral traditions and organization, continues to be marginalized and to suffer the worst living conditions in Paraguay, in a precarious situation that constitutes an assault on the dignity of the human person. While only 1. Over the last quarter-century, as occupation of the territory advanced with colonization and the expansion of farming, ranching, and logging areas, the traditional indigenous habitat was increasingly encroached upon.
The indigenous communities have suffered intensive deterioration and community disintegration. The Commission had an opportunity to learn more about the situation of the indigenous peoples during its on-site visit to the Republic of Paraguay in July It held working meetings with the Paraguayan Indigenous Institute INDI , and with representatives of several indigenous peoples, or particularidades , [4] non-governmental organizations, churches, and official authorities, in order to hear their opinions and learn about the programs and plans each is carrying out.
As a positive action, the Commission highlights the case of the Exnet-Lamenxay communities. A friendly settlement agreement was signed on March 25, , promoted by the IACHR, according to which the Paraguayan State undertook to acquire an area of 21, Earlier the Paraguayan State had carried out its commitment to acquire those lands and to convey them to the those communities, but it had yet to title them.
