indigenous rights

Native Americans Challenge Government Over Fate Of Yellowstone Grizzly Bears

For these leaders, saving grizzlies is a matter of religious freedom.
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To conserve forests, we need to think beyond current ideas of integration or segregation

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Why Russia’s Indigenous People Are Wary Of National Parks

By Lauren Kaljur, Arctic Deeply

Stop The Murder Of Environmental Defenders In Latin America

Hundreds of environmental activists have been killed all throughout Latin America as the world largely remains silent.
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In Kenya’s Forbidden Forests, Conservation Can Turn Violent

An indigenous community living under siege has become a flashpoint in the fight against climate change.
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Protests Erupt In 'Last Stand' Against Dakota Access Pipeline

“As much as this is an ecological crisis, it is a moral failing of our society," one protester said.
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Arctic Town Heads to Canada’s Supreme Court To Battle Fuel Exploration

By Jillian Kestler-D’Amours, Arctic Deeply

Standing Rock Protestors Burn Document That Justified Indigenous Oppression

Clergy condemned a 15th century document that paved the way for Christian colonization of the Americas.
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Feds Lay Out ‘Pathway’ To Native Hawaiian Self-Governance

Some call it a historic step, others say it's not enough.
By Chad Blair, Civil Beat

The U.S. Role In The Honduras Coup And Subsequent Violence

A number of U.S. officials -- most notably then-Secretary of State Hillary Clinton -- played an important role in preventing Zelaya’s return to office and the junta consolidating its power in the face of massive nonviolent protests.
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