Clara Brugada inaugurates 'Pioneers of 71' fields; asks for the World Cup to be brought to all territories
Clara Brugada inaugurated three soccer fields in San Lucas Xochimanca, emphasizing inclusivity for the upcoming 2026 World Cup.
TOOMAS TRAPIDO ⟩ Indigenous Peoples or Do We Belong to Our Land?
The article explores the concept of indigenous peoples and whether Estonians can consider themselves an indigenous people in the 21st century.
'Fresh start': Federal Court dismisses SWAMS board
The Federal Court of Australia has ordered the dismissal of the entire board of the South West Aboriginal Medical Service due to oppressive conduct in expelling members.
Community forest in Eastern DR Congo tests promise of local control amid conflict
The Yainyongo community in Eastern DR Congo has gained official rights to manage 11,000 hectares of forest, facing challenges from external companies amidst ongoing local conflict.
After indigenous protest, driver who fled accident with four deaths on PA-150 is arrested
A driver involved in a fatal accident on the PA-150 was arrested after fleeing the scene, leading to protests from the local indigenous community.
Man arrested for raping child while mother reported victim's stepfather for domestic violence in RR
A man was arrested for allegedly raping an 8-year-old girl while her mother was at the police station reporting her stepfather for domestic violence in Roraima, Brazil.
Heavy rain hits indigenous community, leaving 28 homeless in Barão de Antonina
Heavy rain in Barão de Antonina, Brazil, displaced 28 members of an indigenous community due to severe weather effects.
Mobilization enters its 2nd day and demands justice for slain indigenous leader: 'Who killed Gabriel?'
Indigenous leaders and community members in Roraima, Brazil, are demanding justice for Gabriel Ferreira Rodrigues, a young leader killed recently, gathering in a significant protest.
Man, 19, released without charge after fatal Arnhem Land stabbing
A 19-year-old man has been released without charge after the stabbing death of a 27-year-old man in Galiwin'ku, with investigations continuing into the incident involving multiple people.
STF gives 30 days for the Union to resolve the impasse between indigenous people and riverside residents in southern Roraima
The Supreme Court of Brazil has mandated a 30-day deadline for the federal government to mediate a longstanding conflict between the Waimiri Atroari indigenous community and riverside inhabitants in Roraima.
Woman has finger amputated after being attacked with a machete by another in an indigenous community in RR
A 46-year-old woman lost a finger after an attack by another woman in an indigenous community in Roraima, Brazil, driven by jealousy during a communal work event.
VIDEO: truck overturns after access road to farms and indigenous community is flooded in MT
A truck overturned on the E60 highway in northern Mato Grosso, Brazil, after heavy rains flooded the access roads to rural areas and an indigenous community.
UFPI announces selection process for indigenous peoples, quilombolas, and babaçu coconut breakers
The Federal University of Piauí has announced a new selection process for indigenous peoples, quilombolas, and babaçu coconut breakers for undergraduate courses, with seats expected to open in August.
Indigenous leader disappears in community in Amajari, Roraima
Indigenous leader Gabriel Ferreira Rodrigues has been missing since February 1, 2026, after attending an event in Amajari, Roraima.
MPF requests the blocking of R$ 60 million from Vale to finance independent studies on the contamination of the Cateté River, in PA
The Federal Public Ministry (MPF) of Brazil is seeking a court order to block R$ 60 million from Vale to fund independent studies on the contamination of the Cateté River, vital to the indigenous Xikrin community.
Shopkeeper sexually abused hearing-impaired indigenous girl in Oaxaca
A 56-year-old shopkeeper was arrested for sexually abusing a nine-year-old deaf indigenous girl in Santa María Chilchotla, Oaxaca.
Geoff Clark was jailed for fraud but questions persist for community
Former ATSIC head Geoff Clark was imprisoned for fraud, but lingering legal issues continue to impact his Aboriginal community.
Indigenous children of the Duraca ethnicity receive books with stories and knowledge of their own culture in Amazonas
Indigenous children from the Duraca community in Amazonas received educational books featuring their cultural stories and knowledge.
STF authorizes mineral exploitation in indigenous lands of the Cinta Larga people
The Brazilian Supreme Court has authorized mineral exploration on the indigenous lands of the Cinta Larga people, subject to community control and environmental regulations.
Young Indigenous Man, 18, Dies After Being Hit by a Car in Community, Northern RR
An 18-year-old Indigenous man was killed after being struck by a vehicle on the RR-206 highway in Bonfim, Northern Roraima.
Water used in fish farming by indigenous peoples is reused in plantations in the Yanomami Territory
Indigenous farmers in the Sikamabiu community are reusing water from fish farming to irrigate crops, enhancing their food autonomy.
Dragons of the Real: see the plot and sing the samba
The Dragões da Real samba school introduces its first indigenous theme, 'Icamiabas Warriors - A Legendary Story of Strength and Resistance', focusing on a community of women who lived along the Amazon River.
Live: First Nations community beyond 'blame game' over labelling Perth attack terrorism: minister
Indigenous Affairs Minister Malarndirri McCarthy states that the First Nations community is no longer focused on the delay in labeling the Perth attack as terrorism and is now prioritizing safety.
Indigenous people raise fish in tanks to ensure safe food after mining contaminates rivers in the Yanomami Territory
The Sikamabiu community in the Yanomami Indigenous Land is raising fish in tanks as a sustainable food source following mercury contamination from illegal mining that devastated local fish populations.
Court authorizes eviction of indigenous people in area disputed with palm oil company in PA; community fears violations
The Court of Justice of Pará has authorized an eviction in an area in the Vale do Acará, favoring the palm oil company Agropalma S/A, raising concerns among indigenous communities about potential violations.
"Here are three hydroelectric plants, but we have no electricity": energy injustice hits the Ixil Maya people
Despite the presence of three hydroelectric plants in their territory, the Ixil Maya community in Guatemala suffers from electricity shortages and is seeking recognition of their role as guardians of the land through a consultation process.