In a recent communication about the UN protocols on climate change, Indigenous leaders observed that the process promoted by UN member states is designed to marginalize and wear down tribal…
Read moreA “new” species was confirmed by biologists. Known and eaten by the indigenous nations of the Phillippines, Aeta and Ilongot, for a long time. The animal recently in the spotlight…
Read moreThe Urban Aboriginal Peoples Study plans to take a look at how indigenous people in Canada’s cities are doing, and where they’re heading. As over half the native population of…
Read moreTandem Blockades Jasmin Ramsey examines the dire situation for children’s health services in Gaza due to the combined efforts of the Israeli blockade of health equipment and the US blockade…
Read moreLast fall, on the tenth anniversary of the Battle in Seattle, many journalists explored the meaning of the event commemorating the democratic uprising against global privatization. Perhaps unmentioned during this…
Read moreState television and radio in Yugoslavia drove scapegoating for IMF austerity measures into an eight-year civil war. State television and radio in the USA is in “competition” with corporate media…
Read moreThe establishment of an International Climate Justice Tribunal, as part of defending Mother Earth from markets and militaries, is key to the Cochabamba agenda.
Read moreUN Human Rights Council hears complaints from Native Americans against the United States.
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A different way of fighting global warming will be tried out in the central Bolivian city of Cochabamba when government representatives and thousands of activists gather for the World People's…
Read moreCoastal First Nations, a partnership of indigenous communities in British Columbia, takes a collaborative and strategic approach to defending aboriginal title and resources in their traditional territories.
Read moreThe 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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