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
Days after COP30, Brazil shocked the world by dismantling key environmental safeguards for the Amazon, igniting urgent concern among experts and activists about the future of the planet’s largest rainforest amid rising deforestation and intensifying climate risks
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
A majority of Brazil’s Supreme Court has delivered a resounding victory for indigenous land rights, decisively overturning recent congressional efforts to undermine these vital protections. This landmark ruling marks a significant triumph for indigenous communities and environmental advocates alike
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
Mexico Solidarity Media passionately calls on INEHRM to expand and deepen its portrayal of the deep wounds caused by colonization, urging Spain to confront this legacy with greater honesty and transparency in its historical narratives
Amazon oil drilling threatens to undermine Brazil’s climate credibility just as COP30 approaches. The move to ramp up fossil fuel exploration deep within the rainforest has ignited global concern over the country’s commitment to its environmental promises.
Victoria has made history by signing Australia’s very first formal treaty with Indigenous traditional owners, marking a groundbreaking step forward in reconciliation and the recognition of Aboriginal rights, the government announced today
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
Brazil has given the green light to new oil drilling deep within the Amazon rainforest, sparking intense protests from environmentalists who warn of devastating and irreversible damage to this crucial ecosystem and its indigenous peoples. Despite the outcry, the government remains resolute, insisting that this move is vital for boosting economic growth
The fight to safeguard Brazil’s isolated tribes is intensifying, with new government policies threatening their land and very survival. Indigenous rights groups are rallying with renewed passion, drawing urgent attention to the mounting conflict between preservation and development
Ostrich farmers are anxiously awaiting the Supreme Court of Canada’s decision, passionately insisting their standoff is anything but a “culture war stunt.” They stress that this is a vital fight over farming rights and regulations. This case highlights the rising tensions shaking Canada’s agricultural community
India’s tribal communities are confronting a devastating challenge as climate change threatens their access to essential medicinal plants, jeopardizing ancient healing traditions passed down through generations. This emerging cultural and ecological crisis not only puts their health at risk but also endangers the invaluable heritage that has long nurtured their way of life
The race to mine rare earth minerals deep within Brazil’s rural heartlands is threatening local communities and vital conservation areas, raising urgent concerns about environmental damage and social disruption, reports Mongabay
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
First Nations leaders made a bold statement by walking out of a meeting with Mark Carney about the Building Canada Act, protesting their exclusion and the lack of meaningful consultation. This powerful act highlights the ongoing tensions surrounding Indigenous rights and infrastructure planning
Aboriginal Australians, the continent’s original custodians, are boldly forging ahead in their quest for recognition-passionately advocating for land rights, preserving rich cultural heritage, and securing legal acknowledgment in modern Australia
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
A recent inquiry has uncovered that British forces committed genocide against Indigenous Australians during colonization, marking a groundbreaking step toward acknowledging these deep and painful historical injustices, BBC reports
UK’s Prince William passionately urged global support for Indigenous peoples, highlighting their vital role as nature’s protectors. At a recent conservation event, he celebrated Indigenous knowledge as a powerful tool in tackling the world’s environmental challenges
