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Diamond companies move in as AIDS takes hold of evicted Bushmen
A new wave of diamond exploration is sweeping the lands of the Kalahari Bushmen in Botswana. Veteran human rights defender, Archbishop Desmond Tutu, has made a video appeal expressing concern…
Read moreRadio station WBAI Broadcasts a Forum on Indigenous Resistance to Globalization
The International Forum on Globalization (IFG) and the Tebtebba Foundation are pleased to announce a public Teach-In celebrating major milestones in the rising resistance and political power of indigenous peoples…
Read moreBasque Observatory of Human rights bulletins page
Basque Observatory of Human rights web page can be viewed in English, Euskara, French, Italian and Spanish.
Read moreDiabetes may wipe out Aborigines
The diabetes epidemic could wipe out Australia’s Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander population this century, a Melbourne-based expert has warned. Professor Paul Zimmet, director of Monash University’s International Diabetes Institute,…
Read moreFiji military head meets with indigenous chiefs in row with government
Fiji’s unpredictable military commander met with the nation’s indigenous chiefs Friday, after the traditional leaders said they will not mediate in an escalating row between the government and armed forces….
Read moreUnity call echoes at Indigenous brothers’ meet
Keeping with its commitment of cementing the bond of fraternity among all groups of people living in Manipur since time immemorial, League of the Fourth World People, Kangleipak has begun…
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Colombia: Deterioration in Nari
After months of deterioration, the humanitarian situation in the southern Colombian region of Nari
Read moreIndigenous people see harm from Kyoto warming pact
Indigenous peoples from the Amazon to Asia said on Wednesday that U.N.-backed clean energy projects meant to combat global warming were aggravating threats to their livelihoods. They said hydropower projects…
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Mining in Venezuelan Amazon threatens biodiversity, indigenous groups
Troubles are mounting in one of Earth’s most beautiful landscapes. Deep in the Venezuelan Amazon, among ancient forested tabletop mountains known as tepuis, crystalline rivers, and breathtaking waterfalls, illegal gold…
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Indigenous Group in Brazil Granted Largest Tropical Forest Certification in the World by the Forest Stewardship Council
The Rainforest Alliance has granted Forest Stewardship Council (FSC) certification to 3.7 million acres of rainforest in the central Amazon owned and managed by a group of Kayapandoacute indigenous people…
Read moreChief George Manuel Memorial Indigenous Library
The library is dedicated to the memory of Secwepemc Chief George Manuel (1921-1989), to the nations of the Fourth World and to the elders and generations to come.
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