First international counter-conference on conservation will denounce “world’s biggest land grab”
The first international congress on decolonizing conservation will invite speakers to share testimonies of conservation atrocities.
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UN experts slam Modi’s government for incarceration of indigenous rights defender
Seven UN experts have written to the Indian government to highlight the case of Adivasi activist, Hidme Markam.
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A major humanitarian crisis is engulfing the Yanomami.
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Armed miners launch violent attacks on Yanomami in Brazil
Heavily armed goldminers have launched a series of attacks on the Yanomami community of Palimiú in the northern Amazon.
Forest guards harass “Kings of the Forest” tribe, risking Covid outbreak
Jenu Kuruba are being harassed and threatened for demanding their rights to live in their forest, risking a covid outbreak.
Brazil: European colonial history exposed in landmark court case
The Xokleng people are facing a landmark court case that could set the effects of subsequent evictions in stone.