#indigenous-rights

#indigenous-rights

At the heart of the case is a stretch of federal land in the Tonto National Forest, part of the western state of Arizona. The San Carlos Apache tribe know the land as Oak Flat or Chi'chil Bildagoteel in the Apache language.

The first episode of Kevin Costner's The West delves into the conflicts faced by Indigenous tribes against settlers, showcasing their resistance and struggle to safeguard ancestral lands.

The haka, a powerful Māori dance of challenge, is widely respected across New Zealand, often performed at sports events, graduations and funerals.

Chow emphasized the need for a transformative vision of a city free from violence, stating, "We need to work harder and imagine a life that is free of violence [and is] instead full of love."

The administration fast-tracked a controversial copper mine in Arizona, disregarding objections from the San Carlos Apache Tribe and other tribal nations, to boost domestic mineral production.

The tragic killing of an Indigenous boy in the DRC raises pressing questions about the cost of wildlife conservation, particularly regarding the safety of local communities.

"Going forward, NAN community members will need to independently find the means and technology to attend court via Zoom," NALSC said in a statement last Tuesday.

"Julia Chunil Catricura's life embodies the struggle for land rights, highlighting how Indigenous defenders in Chile face threats and resistance while upholding their ancestral heritage."

A 24-year-old American tourist was arrested for attempting to contact the isolated Sentinelese tribe on North Sentinel Island, risking their safety and his own.

Fidelina Cruz commemorates her husband Pablo's assassination every year, reflecting the pain and loss felt by the Bajo Remanso community, alongside Rodolfo Pama, who honors his son Brayan.

Lia Finocchiaro's remarks at the Darwin bombing commemoration overlooking the Larrakia people highlight a growing discomfort with acknowledgment rituals, impacting relations and unity.

The reservation’s stunning landscape conceals more than a century of theft and neglect by the United States.