Brazil’s Indigenous communities face an urgent and relentless threat from deforestation and illegal land invasions. Survival International is sounding the alarm, demanding immediate action to protect their rights and preserve their ancestral lands before it’s too late
Amid increasing incursions by loggers and ranchers into their lands, Brazil’s Kawahiva people remain steadfast, courageously holding on while awaiting vital government protection as the threats to their survival and vibrant cultural heritage intensify
In “Is This Polar Bear Town Canada’s Key to the Arctic?” The New York Times explores how Churchill, Manitoba-a vibrant hub for polar bear conservation and a gateway to the Arctic-is rapidly becoming a vital player amid shifting climate realities and evolving geopolitical challenges
Five sets of Ainu remains currently held in Britain are set to be returned to Japan, the Japan Times reports. This significant repatriation marks a heartfelt step toward honoring and preserving the vibrant cultural heritage of the indigenous Ainu people
In a compelling opinion piece, the National Post challenges readers to move beyond the simple notion that Canada was merely “stolen” from Indigenous peoples, encouraging a richer and more nuanced understanding of history and the intricate relationships between Indigenous communities and settlers
Spain has officially acknowledged the “pain and injustice” endured by Mexico’s Indigenous peoples during colonization. This sincere recognition marks a significant step forward in the journey toward healing and reconciliation, says Mexico Solidarity Media
Norway has pledged to increase direct funding for Indigenous communities in Brazil, enabling them to fortify their land rights and protect the environment in the face of escalating deforestation and social challenges, officials announced
Traditional Black communities in Brazil’s Maranhão state are boldly standing their ground against the expansion of the Alcântara Space Center, passionately fighting for their land rights and environmental justice as tensions with government authorities reach a boiling point
New studies reveal the haunting tales of Indigenous child slaves in New France, shedding light on a forgotten and painful chapter of colonial history. Archaeologists are uncovering this dark legacy, reshaping our understanding of the early days of Canadian settlements
An American man has been arrested in India after allegedly attempting to make contact with the Sentinelese tribe, known for their isolation on North Sentinel Island. Authorities expressed concern over the breach of tribal protection laws to safeguard the indigenous people.
