Indigenous Rights

Indigenous people march on Bogota to demand justice for killings
Indigenous ‘Minga’ collective urges action to stem a rising wave of violence in their communities across Colombia.
Published On 27 Sep 2023
In Uganda, scramble for land intensifies in fields surrounding Kampala
Urban expansion and the commodification of land are driving disputes in areas near the Ugandan capital.
Published On 27 Sep 2023
Brazil’s top court rules in favour of Indigenous rights in land claim case
The court’s decision will weigh heavily as Brazil’s Senate considers legislation to limit new Indigenous reservations.
Published On 22 Sep 2023
Corporate Australia fails to sway public as Indigenous Voice faces defeat
Australian businesses’ support for the Voice is doing little to boost the flagging fortunes of the ‘yes’ campaign.
Published On 13 Sep 2023

Part of Europe’s biggest wind turbine farm was built on land traditionally used by the Indigenous Sami community.

Latest polls suggest the only state that backs the proposal to create Indigenous advisory body is Tasmania.

New report has found that efforts to expedite construction came at expense of sensitive ecosystems, Indigenous sites.

The Apache leader and medicine man was one of the last Native American resistance fighters to surrender.

Ben Barnes, chief of the Shawnee Tribe, tells Al Jazeera that advocates do not want the truth ‘sifted through a sieve’.

People & Power examines the lasting consequences of Canada’s residential school system on Indigenous communities.

Voting, which is compulsory, has been set for October 14.

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese says country will vote on proposal that could change it ‘for the better’ on October 14.

Experts warn that Environmental Protection Agency’s new rule could weaken protections for nearly half of US wetlands.

Al Jazeera speaks to Kaniela Ing, director of Green New Deal Network, about devastating Hawaii blazes and what’s next.

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