Trump issues order opening Pacific marine monument to commercial fishing
Trump's executive order aims to open protected ocean areas to commercial fishing, a decision criticized for its environmental and cultural implications.
Trump issues order opening Pacific marine monument to commercial fishing
Trump's executive order aims to open protected ocean areas to commercial fishing, a decision criticized for its environmental and cultural implications.
Hastily reinstalled ethnographic galleries turn Mexico's National Museum of Anthropology into political theatre
The re-inauguration of Mexico's ethnographic galleries faces criticism for its inadequate labeling and unfinished displays, despite claims of progress in Indigenous representation.
Hastily reinstalled ethnographic galleries turn Mexico's National Museum of Anthropology into political theatre
The re-inauguration of Mexico's ethnographic galleries faces criticism for its inadequate labeling and unfinished displays, despite claims of progress in Indigenous representation.
Stop-and-search, fire ants and stinging nettles: doling out justice to illegal miners in Peru's Amazon
Indigenous guards of the Wampis Nation actively defend their territory against illegal miners, showcasing bold actions and asserting control over their land.
Remains in Manitoba Landfill Are Identified as Serial Killer's Victim
Authorities confirmed the identification of Morgan Beatrice Harris's remains among those of a serial killer's victims, highlighting ongoing violence against Indigenous women.
Opinion | My film Sugarcane' Is Up for an Oscar. Here's What I Hope Happens Next.
The discovery of child-sized graves at Kamloops Indian Residential School highlights the devastating legacy of Canadian residential schools and their impact on Indigenous communities.
Leonard Peltier Is Released After Nearly 50 Years in Prison
Leonard Peltier, who maintained his innocence, is released to home confinement after nearly 50 years in prison, celebrated by Indigenous rights activists.
A Long Journey Home: After 50 Years, Back on the Reservation
Leonard Peltier expressed deep gratitude and defiance upon his release after decades of imprisonment, acknowledging the support from Native Americans for his fight for freedom.
Leonard Peltier to be released from prison following commutation in FBI killings
Leonard Peltier's life sentence was commuted by Biden, prompting mixed reactions from supporters celebrating his release and law enforcement opposing it.
He's going home': new film documents the fight to free Leonard Peltier
Leonard Peltier's case exemplifies a historic struggle for Indigenous rights, highlighting longstanding calls for justice amidst claims of wrongful imprisonment.
Leonard Peltier Is Released After Nearly 50 Years in Prison
Leonard Peltier, who maintained his innocence, is released to home confinement after nearly 50 years in prison, celebrated by Indigenous rights activists.
A Long Journey Home: After 50 Years, Back on the Reservation
Leonard Peltier expressed deep gratitude and defiance upon his release after decades of imprisonment, acknowledging the support from Native Americans for his fight for freedom.
Leonard Peltier to be released from prison following commutation in FBI killings
Leonard Peltier's life sentence was commuted by Biden, prompting mixed reactions from supporters celebrating his release and law enforcement opposing it.
He's going home': new film documents the fight to free Leonard Peltier
Leonard Peltier's case exemplifies a historic struggle for Indigenous rights, highlighting longstanding calls for justice amidst claims of wrongful imprisonment.
These states use stolen Indigenous land to fund prisons - High Country News
Many Indigenous peoples face generational trauma due to historical injustices and systemic neglect by the U.S. government, yet there is hope for recovery and change.
The dispute over lobster fishing rights in Nova Scotia involves complex issues of Indigenous rights and economic equity, creating community division and criminal activity.
A New Zealand mountain is granted personhood, recognizing it as sacred for Maori
Mount Taranaki is now recognized as a legal person in New Zealand, acknowledging its significance to Indigenous people and addressing historical injustices.
Oscar-nominated 'Sugarcane' directors receive honor at 2025 Sundance Film Festival
Directors Julian Brave NoiseCat and Emily Kassie celebrate their documentary 'Sugarcane' being nominated for an Oscar after winning awards at Sundance.