Indigenous Rights

Anglo-Australian mining giant triggered an outcry last year when it blew up the ancient rock shelters at Juukan Gorge.

Inuit communities in northern Canada say they fear iron ore mine expansion will harm wildlife and cultural practices.

Navajo Nation surpasses vaccination goals as tribal areas outpace states in jab distribution across the US.

Survivors and families of victims of a 36-year civil war call on court to reverse closure of peace institutions.

After inspiring a Noongar family, the movie has been dubbed into an Australian Aboriginal language for the first time.

On 30th anniversary of Vancouver march, advocates call for action to stem violence against Indigenous women and girls.

The ruling means the land transfer can now take place by mid-March under a timeline approved by Congress.

Granddaughter of a revered Indigenous matriarch takes her fight for justice and equality to the federal parliament .

Indigenous Navajo Nation has used 94 percent of allocated vaccines and is to receive another 29,000.

Federal funding will help support the Indigenous nation’s efforts to combat the virus and bolster vaccinations.

Indigenous survivors of Peru’s civil war see photos taken during the brutal conflict, stirring memories from the past.

Indigenous and environmental advocates say proposed project in Arizona would damage local ecosystems and sacred sites.

Wealthy couple flew to rural, First Nations community in Yukon and posed as workers to get vaccine, officials say.

JLo’s inauguration performance of This Land Is Your Land was meant to promote ‘unity’, but is it a ‘settler anthem’?