Indigenous Rights

Mobile medicine: The Floating Doctors in Panama’s jungles
A team of medical volunteers from around the globe travel to people and places where medicine does not reach.
Published On 13 Oct 2024
Indian soldiers kill at least 31 suspected Maoist rebels in Abujhmad forest
Police say 31 Maoist rebels killed in the central Indian state of Chhattisgarh after a nine-hour firefight.
Published On 5 Oct 2024
‘Trying to kill us off’: Canada’s Indigenous deaths at the hands of police
A wave of Indigenous police-linked deaths in Canada has sparked outrage and calls for reform.
Published On 3 Oct 2024
The Indigenous ‘watchmen’ safeguarding Peru’s isolated tribes
Protection agents risk their lives to prevent deadly contact between remote tribes and settled communities
Published On 29 Sep 2024

Ex-President Evo Morales leads protest march against the government of his one-time ally Luis Arce, demanding changes.

A motley crew of surfers, academics and fishers fight back against mining companies pillaging the country’s West Coast.

‘March to Save Bolivia’: Ex-President Morales challenges former ally and incumbent President Arce in political showdown.

Nga Wai hono i te po Paki was chosen during ceremonies to honour her late father, who was buried on Thursday.

Tributes pour in after the king’s death in hospital where he was recovering from heart surgery.

Biodiversity preservation in conservation areas does not require the forced relocation of Indigenous communities.

Community members are on a campaign to get international donors to defund their government and stop rights violations.

Seeking to support conservation and tourism, Tanzania has been clearing people from ancestral lands.

US gov’t report finds dozens of marked and unmarked graves at institutions Indigenous children were forced to attend.

President Gustavo Petro hopes that investing in Indigenous salt mining will help lift the region out of poverty.

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