In Peru, seven indigenous peoples have created watchdog organizations to tackle drug trafficking, illegal mining and logging in the Amazon.

In this interview, Wen Bo, a prominent Chinese environmental activist, talks about the lack of transparency in the traceability of natural resources.

The Içá River, a key area for drug trafficking and illegal mining, is disputed by Brazilian and Colombian gangs on the Amazonian border.

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In 54 out of 75 border towns located in the Amazon, there is a drug trafficking presence with the active participation of organised crime.

On Peru's border with Ecuador, illegald gold mining divides indigenous communities, increases sexual exploitation and violence at the Santiago River.