Tag: Indigenous Rights

The world is watching COP30 in Belém, which has been labeled as the “Implementation COP,” a turning point at which ...

On July 23, 2025, Indigenous Guatemalan activists descended to the shores of their beloved Lake Atitlán and, with nets, tubs, ...

Around the world, a growing number of large corporations are using litigation to deter public criticism. These legal actions, known ...

When the Mayflower docked at North American shores in 1620, it not only marked the impending colonisation of Native Americans ...

The U.S. Supreme Court issued a ruling on Thursday, in a 7-2 margin, that upholds key provisions of the Indian ...

For over 20 years, Hartman Deetz, enrolled member of the Mashpee Wampanoag Tribe in Massachusetts, has been active in environmental ...

When you think of the “Mayflower,” what comes to mind? For many it might be: the Pilgrim Fathers, Thanksgiving, Plymouth ...

In a victory for the Land Back movement, on April 4 it was ruled by Justice Susan Vella of the ...

Language is the prism through which we see the world. It tells what we value and what we don’t; it ...

During COP27 in November 2022, it was announced by the President of the Gabonese Republic, Ali Bongo Ondimba, and the ...

A staggering number of 167,000 Maasai pastoralists face eviction from their ancestral homeland in northern Tanzania as a result of ...

This is the fourth article in the series “The Good Council”, based on the podcast from the World Future Council. ...