How ‘Warriors of the Rainbow’ Sheds Light on Taiwan’s Indigenous Struggle
Discover how ‘Warriors of the Rainbow: Seediq Bale’ dramatizes the Wushe Incident, exposing Japan’s colonial atrocities and celebrating Seediq resilience.
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Rising Sea Levels Force Relocation of Guna Communities in Panama
Rising sea levels are threatening the Guna people on Panama’s San Blas islands, forcing one of the first climate relocations in the Americas.
Amazon Communities Pin Hopes on COP30 for Forest Future
Amazon communities are looking to COP30 later this year to secure stronger forest protection and sustainable pathways that safeguard the rainforest and boost local livelihoods.
Sheinbaum’s First Year: 13.5M Lifted from Poverty, 5M Still in Hardship
Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum’s social programs have lifted 13.5 million people out of poverty, but over 5 million, many indigenous, still face extreme hardship.
‘Alligator Alcatraz’: Florida’s New Migrant Detention Center Sparks Protests
Florida’s plan to build ‘Alligator Alcatraz’ sparks protests from migrant advocates, environmentalists and Indigenous groups over human rights and ecological risks.
Brazil Unveils Bold Amazon Reforestation Plan Amid Climate Pledge
Brazil accelerates Amazon rainforest restoration efforts, combining Indigenous knowledge with ecological targets to meet UN climate goals.
Biden Issues Historic Apology for Indigenous Boarding Schools
President Joe Biden formally apologized for the U.S. role in separating Indigenous children from their families and forcing them into boarding schools for assimilation.
UN Chief Urges Protection of Indigenous Peoples’ Rights on International Day
On International Day of the World’s Indigenous Peoples, UN Chief Antonio Guterres calls for safeguarding indigenous communities’ rights to peace and dignity.
Canada Cracks Down on Petrochemical Pollution Amid Indigenous Crisis
Canada mandates stricter benzene controls for Ontario petrochemical plants following a chemical leak that forced an Indigenous community into emergency.
COP28: Bridging Global Responsibilities and Indigenous Rights in Climate Action
COP28 marks a pivotal step in climate action with the Loss and Damage Fund, empowering the Global South and indigenous communities in their fight against climate change.
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