Indigenous Rights

At an Indigenous reserve in Brazil, explosions from a nearby rock quarry threaten the community’s way of life.

How one Kaiowá family is rebuilding their prayer house as explosions from a nearby rock quarry threaten their community.

We debate Poland’s controversial abortion ruling and discuss environmental rights with activist...

‘National Day of Mourning’ for Native peoples in Plymouth comes as the US begins to deal with its...

Communities in Malaysian Borneo say forest is being felled without their consent and still certified as sustainable.

In Western Australia, Aboriginal children are almost 50 times more likely to be in youth detention than white children.

As the Black Lives Matter movement spreads across the globe, we investigate Australia’s Indigenous incarceration crisis.

And threatening to turn our lands into a toxic waste dump.

The people of Bungin first settled in the area 200 years ago, building their homes on coral harvested from the sea.

Why do so many Christian missionaries descend on the Native American reservation, and how do residents feel about them?

Native American tribes have asked a judge to stop the flow of oil as a legal battle rages over pipeline’s future.

Indigenous fishers in Canada are asserting their right to fish for a ‘moderate livelihood’ outside the regulated season.

Ahead of US elections, Native Americans say they face numerous obstacles to registering and casting their ballots.

Mi’kmaw fishers in province of Nova Scotia say Ottawa must do more to protect their constitutional right to fish.