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Indigenous tribe from Peru stops Nat’l Geographic’s DNA sampling

Cusco - Indigenous leaders and local officials have stopped a plan by the National Geographic Society that would have allowed its geneticists to collect DNA samples from the Q’eros, a remote Peruvian tribe believed to have descended from the first Inca.
In the Media by Lynn Herrmann

Is democracy destroying African languages in South Africa?

Benoni - Reports show that fewer Black people are speaking indigenous African languages than previously and ironically, the advent of democracy could be the death knell of African languages in South Africa.
In the Media by Christopher Szabo - 10 comments

Indigenous arts festival celebrates South African cultures

Singers, dancers and folk arts as well as traditional medicine practitioners showed their prowess at an indigenous festival at Pretoria’s Freedom Park.
In the Media by Christopher Szabo - 5 comments

Indigenous Peoples' Global Summit on Climate Change

Helen SimeonoffThe Inuit Circumpolar Council is hosting April 20-24, 2009 in Anchorage, Alaska a Global Summit on Climate Change that will bring together indigenous delegates and observers.
In the Media by Bob Ewing - 9 comments

Canada Says Sorry to Aboriginals for Decades of Abuse

Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper today formally apologized to Canada's indigenous people for more than a century of abuses.
In the Media by brad_lucas - 3 comments

It Does Takes a Village to Raise Children

It is important to Argentina's indigenous people to ensure their children maintain their languages, customs, and most importantly, their spirituality, even if it means that their teens need to be to quarantined.
In the Media by Joie Maccarone - 9 comments

Do You Have Core Indigenous Beliefs?

I thought that in light of the recent postings regarding religion, I would venture off that path, into the realm of the wisdom ways of Indigenous peoples. Although each tribe is different, in many ways, they share common grounds.
In the Media by Debra Myers - 8 comments

Bolivia goes back to the whip.. literally

Native community justice is coming back in Bolivia now that an indigenous president, Evo Morales, is in charge.
In the Media by bobSP - 3 comments
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The skull of an indigenous Paraguayan girl kidnapped more a century ago is returned to her community for burial from a museum in Berlin.
A group of indigenous people in Brazil living near the main World Cup stadium, Maracana, fear they will be evicted to make way for a car-park.
A report by a commission examining Canada's policy to separate indigenous children from their families says the abuse created a legacy of turmoil.
Chile's government suggests an indigenous Mapuche group may have been responsible for a deadly wildfire that killed seven firefighters.
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Obert Madondo’s Indefinite Hunger Strike Against Canadian Government's Cruel Bill C-10 Law: Day 17 Update

My name is Obert Madondo. I'm an Ottawa-based activist, progressive political blogger and permanent resident of Canada....
Apr 7, 2012 by Obert Madondo

If I Ruled The World

There are kids alive today who may live to see the end of civilisation as we know it. If you think that statement is...
Mar 31, 2012 by Alexander Baron

Are we really still discussing this? Gay marriage and Australian politics

Saturday marks the state election for the state of Queensland here in Australia, the clash of Liberal-National Party...
Mar 20, 2012 by Joseph Power

The real and painful effects of Climate Change on Ontario Part 1

The snowdrops and crocuses are blooming in my yard, weeks earlier than I've ever seen them. It has been a strange...
Mar 19, 2012 by Allen Small

Atrocities are Good, Massacres are even Better!

In 1979, during my first year of compulsory service in the Israeli Defense Force (IDF), I was assigned to a unit of the...
Mar 18, 2012 by Sam Vaknin
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