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The missing, murdered and indigenous crisis in New Mexico is one that's in the national spotlight. Here's an in-depth look at this important issue.

Refugees are hoping the new government will not make a move to close the UNHCR office

Brazil's President-elect, Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva, told the UN's COP27 climate summit there won't be climate security without protecting the Amazon.

The standoff at Moss Lake is often forgotten in Adirondack and state history today, even though it crystallized the complicated relationship between New York State and the indigenous tribes it displaced.

It started with an introduction to a poem by my friend, Ruby. I was trying to write the word "English" without capitalizing the "e." I...

As of Fall 2021, Indigenous students make up only around 0.001% of student enrollment but that does not mean their culture is insignificant. Native American history still should be taught

Canadas annual inflation rate held steady at 6.9 per cent last month. After declining for several months, Statistics Canada said the rate of inflation was unchanged in October from September as gas prices went up.

Prime Minister Sanna Marin (SDP) stated in Helsinki on Tuesday that the bill is important for realising the human rights of the indigenous Sami people.

Trade unions across Latin America have expressed solidarity with Bolivian workers and their government in the face of right-wing destabilisation attempts in Santa Cruz since October, reports Ana Zorita.

“In our negotiations with Labor, I’ve asked for their evidence that the Voice will not cede our sovereignty. To date, no one has responded to this request,” Senator Lidia Thorpe told Paul Gregoire.