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3 Jul 2015 1 minute read

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Brazilian indigenous group expels illegal loggers

The Amazon Ka’apor community takes the struggle for sovereignty into its own hands, Phil Clarke Hill and...

19 Jan 2015 5 minute read

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Oil giant takes aim at indigenous groups in Peru

Thomas Mc Donagh on the unequal struggle between Amazonian communities and Spanish transnational Repsol.

10 Dec 2014 3 minute read

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Caught in the crossfire

Indigenous leader Irrael Manuel Aguilar Solano on the continuing injustices faced by his people in Colombia...

1 Dec 2014 5 minute read

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‘Is this your fingerprint? Do you recognize it?’

Strange goings-on in the trial of indigenous protesters accused of killing police in Bagua. Roxana Olivera...

6 Oct 2014 3 minute read

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There’s a lot more at stake than didgeridoos

Amarina Smith looks at the lack of protection for indigenous traditional knowledge in Australia and beyond....

2 Oct 2014 4 minute read

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Risking fjords for profit? Norway’s dirty mining story

The Nordic country is about to turn some of its unspoilt landscape into dirty waste disposal units, reports Tina...

5 Aug 2014 7 minute read

This article is almost nine years old.

Benny Wenda: ‘West Papuans are living in a prison’

Mischa Wilmers talks to the exiled leader of the Free West Papua movement about his lifelong struggle for...

17 Jun 2014 3 minute read

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‘Our language is our soul’: saving Aymara

Alexia Kalaitzi on the fight to digitally preserve this indigenous American tongue.

1 Jun 2014 5 minute read

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Welcome to Kaurna country

In the Adelaide plains, one Aboriginal language is enjoying an unlikely revival, explains Katrina Power.

4 Apr 2014 4 minute read

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Cancellation of Mexican wind farm highlights flaw in green transition

Jen Wilton reports on an important case study.

23 Jan 2014 5 minute read

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Indigenous Kenyans evicted in the name of ‘conservation’

Matthew Newsome exposes a government scheme to rob the Sengwer people of their forest home.

1 Nov 2013 4 minute read

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John Pilger: Australia's silent apartheid

The investigative journalist and filmmaker tells Hazel Healy about his new film, and explains why Australia...

9 Aug 2013 3 minute read

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Indigenous Colombians resist toxic anti-drug spraying

Why is the Colombian Air Force poisoning food crops? Johanna Rogers reports.

8 Aug 2013 3 minute read

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Intimidation, discrimination – the healthcare reality for indigenous mothers

Sarah Edwards explains why women from minorities are failing to get the care they need.

15 Jul 2013 4 minute read

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Adivasi people: proud not primitive

Mari Marcel Thekaekara supports a new Survival International campaign to change India’s opinion of tribal...

When will the world’s financial powers learn?

7 Jun 2013 3 minute read

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When will the world’s financial powers learn?

Conditions imposed by the IMF and World Bank increase inequality and show little regard for marginalized people, writes...

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