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Indigenous campaigners, human rights defenders and climate activists say they are being silenced by fear of reprisals

More than 200 signed the letter which said the human rights of Palestinians had been grossly violated at the hands of Israeli policies.

Gunnai Gunditjmara and Djab Wurrung woman Senator Lidia Thorpe's bill to enshrine First Peoples’ rights across all new laws was voted down. Paul Gregoire reports. 

The Human Rights Commission’s indigenous rights spokeswoman, Auckland University Law Professor Claire Charters, says any move to axe a new co-chief executive...

Native News Online’s Jenna Kunze has been selected as one of 100 journalists from around the world to participate in the Oxford Climate Journalism Network’s program in 2024. Kunze, a senior reporter for the Indigenous-led news outlet, is one of just six North American journalists selected from a pool of 700 applicants worldwide for the prestigious program’s fifth cohort. The Oxford Climate Journalism Network supports a global community of reporters and editors across beats...

This event serves as an occasion for the Quadripartite to present and officially launch the OH JPA Implementation Guide, and will also provide an opportunity for discussion about how to implement the One Health approach with a view to generating co-benefits for all sectors.

Former lawyer and spokeswoman for JustSpeak Julia Amua Whaipooti has been appointed tatau-uutahi|shared leader at Te Kāhui Tika Tangata Human Rights...

After years of planning, debate, protests and legal battles, the Michigan Public Services Commission approved Enbridge Energy's plan to replace the existing Lin

It’s a tough time to be living in Canadian cities, according to a report from the Canadian Urban Institute. 

NITV's Living Black host Karla Grant has taken home two awards, among several other SBS wins at the 2023 Walkley Awards for Excellence in Journalism.