Posts of: Jay Taber

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As noted at Harper’s, the BP disaster in the Gulf of Mexico is an everyday occurrence in the Niger Delta, where indigenous inhabitants cannot fish, farm, or breathe as a…

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While our attention is drawn once again to Gaza, readers might find interesting this interactive map and database on the history of the State of Israel’s expropriation of land from…

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Nisqually elder Billy Frank, Jr. recently received an award from The Wilderness Society for his exemplary 50 years of activism.

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Undeterred The Rachel Corrie steams toward Gaza.

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After Israel’s attack on Gaza in 2008, the UN appointed a Fact Finding Mission to investigate alleged war crimes. The mission, led by renowned South African jurist Richard Goldstone, produced…

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Traditional tribal laws are not peripheral to Navajo justice.

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In IJOC 2010, Sun Mine-Ping reviews Jennifer Deger’s book Shimmering Screens: Making Media in an Aboriginal Community.

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NATO privileges and EU funding ensure Israeli defense forces and arms manufacturers will continue acting with impunity.

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Johnny Moses is a unique Native American storyteller. Raised by his grandparents in a remote village on Vancouver Island, Moses is fluent in eight indigenous languages, and has been recognized…

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Batwa are the first peoples of Central Africa, and Batwa women are experiencing high levels of violence, as well as low levels of educational opportunity. Minority Rights Group International looks…