indigenous people
The devastating, irreparable death of Aruká Juma
March 3, 2021The death of the last survivor of the Juma people, the warrior Amoim Aruká, from complications linked to COVID-19, is an incalculable tragedy. There were 15,000 of them at the turn of the 20th century and...
Read moreHaaland on track to make history as first Native American cabinet secretary
February 26, 2021The Interior Department which Haaland would head "has the most impact on our daily lives - land use, water use, health care, education, and tribal governance," Judith LeBlanc, director of Native Organizers Alliance, said.
Read moreLa justicia ecuatoriana exigió eliminar la quema de gas de la actividad petrolera en la Amazonía
February 12, 2021Falló a favor de nueve niñas que exigían que se apagaran los mecheros debido a la contaminación y numerosos casos de cáncer.
Read moreCanada: Alberta’s open-pit coal mining plan must be stopped!
December 11, 2020There is a possibility of building a strong alliance between environmental groups and Indigenous peoples, to fight the coal mining agenda in Alberta.
Read moreCoronavirus report from Brazil: Yanomami mothers beg for their babies’ bodies
November 24, 2020Three women are living a nightmare for which it will be necessary to invent a name.
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