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Botswana’s Appeal Court has denied a Bushman family the right to bury their elder on his ancestral land.

A Colombian teenager who was moved to a safe house by a Christian ministry after experiencing persecution at the hands of a local indigenous people group says she fears for her family’s safety amid threats of violence.

The announcement of a defence cooperation agreement between Papua New Guinea and Indonesia is causing concern to West Papuans and raising question that need answers, writes Yamin Kagoya.

Our Top 5 of the worst statements made by governments and NGOs during COP15...

Ranches providing leather to Europe are threatening the existence of the last uncontacted people in South America outside the Amazon.

FORT BELKNAP AGENCY, Mont. (AP) — Native species such as swift foxes and black-footed ferrets disappeared from the Fort Belknap Indian Reservation generations ago, wiped out by poisoning campaigns, disease and farm plows that turned open prairie where nomadic tribes once roamed into cropland and c...

PetroTal Corp on Friday said it has reduced production at its oilfield in Peru, as protests by indigenous rights groups continue to cause delays. The Alberta, Canada-based oil and gas company... | December 9, 2022

Socialist and environmental activists came together to launch a course of educational seminars on ecosocialism in the Philippines’ capital, Manila, on November 25, reports Susan Price.

The recent controversy surrounding Mary Ellen Turpel-Lafond’s claims of being Indigenous has once again shone a spotlight on the issue of “pret

Indigenous researchers in Australia outline four methodological considerations to conduct culturally safe research.