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Indigenous human rights expert says state is risking its reputation – ‘We’ve seen children assaulted, treated in highly abusive ways’

Two civil society groups, Network of Journalists on Indigenous Issues and Lawyers Network for the Protection of the Rights of Abuja Original Peoples have

How have those Ukrainians on the ground committed to integration reacted to the invasion? Stories from its Intercultural Cities network offer inspiration.

Activists say Leonard Peltiers continued imprisonment shows how the justice system mistreats Indigenous people. Peltier has been in prison for 45 years

Anthology includes essays by 15 Indigenous and non-Indigenous academics of various disciplines

Ariel Beck and Nathan Balk King created initiatives to launch female entrepreneurs and Native American activists.

From the blog of Rafi Gassel at The Times of Israel

For a decade, the Saint Regis Mohawk Tribe has had the pleasure of hosting international students enrolled in Columbia University’s Indigenous Peoples Rights and Policy Program.

We tear up ecosystems to make them “useful," as demonstrated by the threat Bell Bowl Prairie in Rockford faces.

N’DJAMENA  —  This is a critical year for the natural environment. Negotiations by world leaders in Montreal this December will determine the fate of the post-2020 Global Biodiversity Framework, a far-reaching agreement that will set the world’s environmental agenda for the next decade. The future of perhaps a million plant and animal species hangs in the balance, as do the