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Fracking Plans Violate Mi’kmaq Treaty Rights, Threaten Health

Nov 8, 2010 • Members of the Waycobah Nation have expressed major concerns over a potential hydraulic fracturing or “fracking” project near Lake... Read More

Save the Mojave Desert from Mass Industrialization

Nov 5, 2010 • 17,000 Cultural Sites, including petroglyphs and extremely large earth drawings known as geopglyphs in southern California may soon be... Read More

Manufacturing the Intervention

Aug 9, 2010 • Chris Graham, former editor of the National Indigenous Times, uncovers another layer of controversy surrounding the Northern Territory Intervention,... Read More

Tell the US to Endorse the UN Declaration on Indigenous Rights

Jul 23, 2010 • Please take a moment to urge US President Obama to Endorse the UN Declaration on Indigenous Rights! On April... Read More

Halalt First Nation holding blockade for the water

Mar 10, 2010 • For more than two weeks now, members of the Halalt First Nation, near the southeastern coast of Vancouver Island... Read More

Message from Ecuador to Chevron CEO John Watson

Jan 18, 2010 • A heartfelt message from Amazon rainforest communities in Ecuador to the new Chairman and CEO of Chevron: “We don’t... Read More

Canada dismisses Nak’azdli First Nation concerns and Federal law

Dec 3, 2009 • The Federal government hopped onto the grungy coattails of the British Colombia government this week, sending out a clear... Read More

Awajun and Wampis Detain Gold Mine Employees

Dec 2, 2009 • The Awajun and Wampis people in Bagua, Peru, recently detained employees from the Canadian mining company IAMGOLD. According to... Read More

Indigenous Mayans beaten, arrested for roadblock

Nov 27, 2009 • More than 200 Indigenous Mayans were arrested this week for setting up a roadblock just south of Cancun, in... Read More

Ecuador’s Indigenous movement Mobilizes for the Water

Sep 28, 2009 • A National, inclusive, non-discriminatory and peaceful effort, the “Mobilization to defend the Water” (Movilización Nacional para defender el Agua)... Read More

Indigenous Communities Angered by Peru Environment Minister

Jul 24, 2009 • Indigenous communities from the Peruvian Amazon are angry over recent comments from Peru’s environment minister that Pluspetrol’s Lote 8... Read More

Tanzania Government bans water use near Barrick mine

Jul 9, 2009 • The Tanzania government has banned the use of water from the Tigithe River, which may be contaminated with Sulphiric... Read More

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