Report from Sycuan

Mar 23, 2013 • Editor’s note: The following report was composed and edited over a three-day period as new information became available. For... Read More

UNCERD Raises Concerns Over Discriminatory Impacts of US/Mexico Border Wall

Mar 20, 2013 • The U.N. Committee on the Elimination of Racial Discrimination (CERD) recently issued an Early Warning and Urgent Action letter... Read More

India opens the floodgates for extinguishment of Indigenous Rights

Feb 22, 2013 • India’s central government has walked away from its position on the need to obtain consent from Indigenous peoples and... Read More

Brazilian agency rejects Canadian Belo Sun Mining Project in the Amazon

Feb 14, 2013 • Brazil’s Federal Public Ministry (MPF) has rejected Belo Sun Mining Corporation’s proposed “Volta Grande” gold mining project downstream of... Read More

Idle No More and the Implications on Anishinaabe Treaty Lands in Minnesota

Jan 6, 2013 • First Nations are the last best hope that Canadians have of protecting lands for foods and clean water for... Read More

Flooding Hope: Displacement Politics by the Province towards Lake St. Martin First Nation

Nov 13, 2012 • Lake St. Martin First Nation is an Anishinaabe community situated in the Interlake region of Manitoba, Canada. In May... Read More

A question of relevance: the World Conference on Indigenous Peoples

Sep 17, 2012 • In 2010, the United Nations General Assembly unanimously agreed to organize a high-level plenary meeting in 2014, to be... Read More

Unfair Dealing

Sep 13, 2012 • In December 2009, when the New York Times reported on the Obama Administration celebrating its achievement in settling royalties... Read More

The struggle for Maya land, oil, and gold

Jul 12, 2012 • After two very recent attacks on Maya community leaders in Guatemala, the challenges faced by the lawyers applying domestic... Read More

Penan communities demand Norwegian CEO respect their rights

Apr 23, 2012 • Six Penan communities have sent letters to the Norwegian CEO of Sarawak Energy (SEB), the Malaysian power company behind... Read More

Philippines: Lumad communities set up blockades to resist relocation

Mar 26, 2012 • Indigenous Lumad communities in South Cotabato have organized a set of blockades against an Australian-owned mining company that wants... Read More

Canada isn’t living up to its Treaty obligations or its responsibilities to First Nations

Mar 15, 2012 • The Canadian government is being reminded once again of its obligations to Indigenous Peoples in Canada and its failure... Read More

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