Inter-American Commission on Human Rights Gives in to Pressure From Guatemala
Jan 5, 2012 • The Inter-American Commission on Human Rights (IACHR) has once again submitted to the demands of a Nation State at... Read More
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Papua New Guinea Supreme Court Opens Floodgates For 100 Million Tonnes Of Toxic Waste
Dec 28, 2011 • Papua New Guinea’s Supreme Court has quite literally opened the floodgates for 100 million tonnes of toxic waste. In... Read More
O’odham Sacred Site of Quitovac Threatened By ‘a Low Cost’ Heap Leach Gold Mine
Dec 23, 2011 • After being saved from a toxic waste dump more than three years ago, the O’odham Sacred site of Quitovac... Read More
The Forest Turns To Dust
Dec 23, 2011 • The Forest Turns To Dust exposes the 30-year legacy of bauxite exploitation in the states of Pará and Maranhão,... Read More
2011: Another Year of Censored and Under-reported News
Dec 17, 2011 • Given the crucial role that media has in the success or failure of any movement, it’s important for a... Read More
Open Letter to Peruvian President on Conga Shootings
Dec 11, 2011 • The Latin America Mining Monitoring Programme is organizing an Open Letter to Peruvian President Ollanta Humala regarding the recent... Read More
Flooding Our Future: Megadams of the Peruvian Amazon
Dec 3, 2011 • The Indigenous Peoples of the Ene-Tambo river basin are now facing an uncertain future, thanks to a series of... Read More
Tsilhqot’in rejoice over decision to block Taseko mining exploration
Dec 3, 2011 • The Tsilhqot’in people are celebrating a B.C. Supreme Court judge’s decision to grant an injunction against Taseko Mines Ltd,... Read More
We Won The Battle, Not The War: IEN Statement On The Keystone XL Pipeline Decision
Nov 15, 2011 • In the statement below, the Indigenous Environmental Network comments on the Obama Administration’s move to delay its decision on... Read More
Ethiopia: government crackdown intensifies; Indigenous Peoples sound the alarm
Nov 3, 2011 • Growing repression in southwestern Ethiopia is raising fears that soldiers–acting on behalf of Malaysian investors and the government–may soon... Read More
Open-cast Coal Mining Threatens Indigenous Villagers in Jharkhand, India
Oct 10, 2011 • The expansion of open-cast coal mining operations in Jharkhand’s Northern Karanpura Valley poses a major threat to the region’s... Read More
Still time to stop controversial 8,100 acre coal mine near Alaskan community
Sep 23, 2011 • The Alaska Department of Natural Resources (ADNR) is now accepting public comments on the Wishbone Hill coal strip mine–a... Read More
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It definitely wasn't my intent to disparage Real News or anything like that. I really just wanted to outline the 'media crisis' in the hope that everyone in the list...
Real News, which came in last in your infographic, is evidently delivering what its readers want. Otherwise, they wouldn't be donating hundreds of thousands of dollars every year to keep...
Given the results of our research, a more in-depth examination is definitely in order....
Our Aboriginal people are more Canadian than most of us, myself included. It is not their fight it is our fight as Canadians and we need to join them. Fracking...
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