Opposition leader to boycott controversial NT administrator's swearing-in
The Opposition Leader of the Northern Territory will boycott the swearing-in of new administrator David Connolly, who has faced criticism over past social media posts.
Civil Police reenacts investigation into the death of Indigenous leader in Amajari
The Civil Police in Roraima conducted a reenactment of the crime scene related to the murder of Indigenous leader Gabriel Ferreira Rodrigues in Amajari, who was 28 years old.
Police treats the death of young indigenous leader as homicide and says the case is a priority
The death of Gabriel Ferreira, a 28-year-old indigenous leader, is being investigated as a homicide and is considered a top priority by the police in Brazil.
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.
Mobilization 'Who killed Gabriel?' brings together indigenous people and demands justice for young leader found dead
An indigenous mobilization in Roraima, Brazil, demands justice for the young leader Gabriel Ferreira Rodrigues, whose body was recently discovered.
Young indigenous leader found dead is released from the IML in Boa Vista
The body of Gabriel Ferreira Rodrigues, a 28-year-old indigenous leader, has been released to his family for burial after being identified in Boa Vista's Medical Legal Institute.
Txai Suruí denounced a bill that would allow mining in indigenous lands
Indigenous leader Txai Suruí sharply criticized the approval of a bill allowing mining on indigenous lands, citing severe risks to both indigenous rights and environmental preservation.
'Young warrior' and defender of territories: who was the indigenous leader found dead in Roraima
An indigenous leader, Gabriel Ferreira Rodrigues, was found dead after being missing for 10 days, and is remembered as a committed defender of indigenous rights in Brazil.
Cell phone and motorcycle of young indigenous leader found in the area where the body was discovered, says Council
The motorcycle and cell phone of indigenous leader Gabriel Ferreira Rodrigues were found near the location where his body was discovered in Amajari, northern Roraima, Brazil.
Mobile phone of young indigenous leader taken to Guyana and police suspect robbery followed by murder
Investigations into the death of indigenous leader Gabriel Ferreira Rodrigues suggest his phone was taken to Guyana, with police suspecting a robbery that led to his murder.
Bundaberg Indigenous leader and former Gidarjil CEO to stand trial on sexual assault charges
Kerry Blackman, former CEO of Gidarjil Development Corporation, will stand trial on multiple sexual assault charges in Bundaberg.
Young Indigenous Leader Found Dead After 10 Days Missing
Gabriel Ferreira Rodrigues, a 28-year-old Indigenous leader from Brazil, was found dead after being missing for ten days.
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.
Fourteen face court over alleged attack on Indigenous protest camp
Fourteen individuals, including Neo-Nazi leader Thomas Sewell, have appeared in court regarding an alleged attack on an Indigenous protest camp, with some pleading not guilty and others discussing plea agreements.
Nigeria: Nnamdi Kanu Announces 'Total Cancellation' of Sit-At-Home in South-East - IPOB
Nnamdi Kanu, the leader of the Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB), has officially canceled the sit-at-home directive in Nigeria's South-East to promote safety and normalcy in the region.
Nigeria: 'This Isn't Justice,' Ipob Accuses Justice Omotosho of Bias in Kanu's Case
The Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB) have accused Justice James Omotosho of political bias in the sentencing of their leader, Nnamdi Kanu, claiming the decision was unjust and lacking sufficient evidence.
Nnamdi Kanu appeals conviction, faults terrorism trial
Nnamdi Kanu, the detained leader of the Indigenous People of Biafra, has challenged his conviction and sentences imposed by the Federal High Court, claiming the trial was flawed and unjust.
Aqqaluk Lynge, Inuit Leader: 'A U.S. invasion of Greenland would annihilate our people'
Aqqaluk Lynge, the Inuit leader, expresses concern over Donald Trump's comments and warns that an invasion would be catastrophic for Greenland's indigenous population, seeking international support.