Voice of America: In New York, the UN Permanent Forum on Indigenous Issues is holding a meeting this week – the first since the UN Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples was finalized last September. One of those addressing the forum today is Kiplangat Cheruyot, a leader of Kenya’s Ogiek people. The Ogiek live mostly in the Mau Forest overlooking the Rift Valley and are among the few remaining hunter-gatherers in East Africa. From New York, he spoke to VOA English to Africa Service reporter …