Indigenous Australians file rights complaint over gas projects | Indigenous Rights
Traditional landowners say pension funds have obligation to prevent ‘adverse human rights impacts’ from energy projects. A group of Indigenous
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Indigenous leader from Brazil wins top environmental prize | Environment News
Alessandra Korap is one of six recipients of the 2023 Goldman Environmental Prize for grassroots activism. When Alessandra Korap was
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Within the Colorado River crisis, an opportunity | Water News
Page, Arizona – The water seems to sparkle as the midday sun shines down on the maze of connected canyons
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Stitches for Sapmi: A Sami artist’s fight against climate change | Indigenous Rights
Video Duration 47 minutes 24 seconds 47:24 The frontier of climate change as seen through the eyes of world-renowned Sami
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Faith Thomas, first Indigenous Australian Test cricketer, dies | Cricket News
Thomas, who has died aged 90, hailed for her ‘groundbreaking contribution’ to cricket. The first Indigenous woman to represent Australia
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Canadian bank named world’s largest fossil fuel financier | Climate Crisis News
Royal Bank of Canada contributed $42.1bn to fossil fuel companies last year, environmental groups say in new report. A major
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Vatican rejects ‘Doctrine of Discovery’ justifying colonialism | Indigenous Rights News
The Vatican has rejected the “Doctrine of Discovery”, a 15th-century concept laid out in so-called “papal bulls” that were used
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Australia unveils referendum question on Indigenous recognition | Indigenous Rights News
Australia’s 122-year-old constitution has never acknowledged the Indigenous population as the country’s original inhabitants. Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has
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Nevada lithium mine breaks ground despite Indigenous opposition | Indigenous Rights News
Los Angeles, California, the US – Construction is under way at the Thacker Pass lithium mine in northern Nevada after
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‘Like we don’t exist’: Indigenous fear Indonesia new capital plan | Indigenous Rights News
Sepaku, East Kalimantan – 68-year-old Sernai lives in a wooden house that once belonged to her great-great-grandparents. It is a
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