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Campo Aguae, Paraguay – Gazing out upon an expanse of razed forest, Tupa Nevanga recalls a time when his native village in Paraguay’s eastern plains teemed with wild honey, bush meat … Read More
Quito, Ecuador – As dawn broke in the early hours of October 26, Ecuador’s Indigenous communities had already started the most recent “paro nacional”, or national shutdown in English, by … Read More
Chinebal, Guatemala – Anibal Agurtia blows into the conch shell tied to a red string around his hand, calling people to the clearing. Already, a few dozen members of the … Read More
Bogota, Colombia – Under the sweltering Andean sun, Walter Queragama walked several kilometres late last month from Ciudad Bolivar, a poor neighbourhood in the south of the Colombian capital, to … Read More
Racism and prejudice contributed to the death of Joyce Echaquan, an Indigenous mother of seven who died at a hospital in the Canadian province of Quebec after filming staff hurling … Read More
A Canadian federal court has upheld a human rights tribunal decision ordering Ottawa to compensate Indigenous children and their families who faced discrimination in the provision of government services, the … Read More
Toronto, Canada – After the discoveries this year of unmarked graves belonging to Indigenous children who attended schools of assimilation in Canada, Cindy Blackstock expected much more from the people … Read More
Ciudad Juarez, Mexico – For Claudia, the journey from her small Guatemalan village to the US-Mexico border was difficult by the very fact she may converse solely her native Ixil, … Read More
Hundreds of unmarked graves have been discovered close to a former Catholic residential college for Indigenous youngsters in western Canada, native media reported late on Wednesday, weeks after the invention … Read More
United Nations rights specialists have referred to as on Canada and the Catholic Church to hold out thorough investigations after the stays of Indigenous kids had been discovered at a … Read More
