Protesters are demonstrating against the exclusion of indigenous people and civil society organizations from decision-making processes at the COP17 climate conference. Demonstrators assert their rights as landowners and demand participation in finalizing crucial decisions. They insist that any resolutions reached at COP17 must include the involvement of indigenous communities, particularly in discussions on gender equality, indigenous rights, local communities, climate change, and science. Protesters express frustration that decisions appear to be made by a single nation, rather than through a globally inclusive process. They highlight the urgent need for global solutions, especially in regions facing severe consequences like desertification and water scarcity. The core demand is for a collaborative forum where all nations can unite to shape impactful decisions.