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Kristi Noem now banned from all tribal lands in South Dakota

Noem now banned from roughly one-fifth of the state

The Independent UK

Remote Mexican Communities Prepare For Election Challenges

As Mexico prepares for its biggest ever election, rehearsals are taking place in Indigenous towns in remote, often insecure regions where voting in the past has not always gone smoothly.

International Business Times

US school apologizes for cutting feather from Lakota student’s graduation cap

Genesis White Bull had decorated her cap with traditional Lakota decorations including a feather plume, which school staff cut off

The Guardian - US

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Kristi Noem digs in on cartels claim after she’s banned from most tribal land in South Dakota

The governor has come under fire for claiming Native American tribes have ties to criminal gangs

The Independent UK

Manahahtáanung or Manhattan? Tribal representatives call for apology for Dutch settlement of New York

As new exhibition opens in Amsterdam exploring the settlement of North America, original Manhattanites demand apology

The Guardian - US

Kristi Noem banned from seven Native American reservations in her own state

Actions taken after South Dakota governor – fresh off a dog-killing scandal – suggests tribal leaders benefiting from drug cartels

The Guardian - US

Amazonian Chief At UN To Combat Traditional Knowledge Piracy

The leader of the Brazilian Amazon's Huni Kui people remains hopeful that a planned United Nations treaty will advance the fight against biopiracy: the pillaging of traditional knowledge and genetic resources.

International Business Times

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Is a previously unheard-of First Nation just Canada’s latest Pretendian case?

Local chiefs claim Kawartha Lakes First Nation is part of a wave of cases in which people falsely claim Indigenous identity

The Guardian - US

Our Mothers review – moving drama about aftermath of unspeakable war violence

Cezar Diaz’s sensitive and humane film looks back at one of the bloodiest periods of the Guatemalan civil war from the perspective of one damaged family

The Guardian - UK

Schools to reopen on June 3 with Pravesanotsavam

Schools to reopen on June 3 with safety measures and anti-drug awareness initiatives for students and parents.

The Hindu

Manipur groups mark one year of conflict with cry for peace, justice

One year of ethnic conflict in Manipur between Kuki-Zo and Meitei groups marked by peace calls and protests in Delhi

The Hindu

‘It’s so frustrating’: two years on and still no justice for Bruno and Dom murders

Three men await trial in Brazil for the killing of Dom Phillips and Bruno Pereira, but no date is set and Amazon activists still live in fear of violence

The Guardian - UK

Biden To Expand 2 National Monuments To Protect 120,000 Acres Of Land In California

President Joe Biden will be expanding two national monuments in California to protect 120,000 acres of land.

International Business Times

‘A lot of collective trauma’: Sweden’s Indigenous Sami people speak to truth commission

Authorities have been hearing how historical wrongdoing against Sami people has affected their lives

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Indigenous Fashion Center Stage In Mexico Presidential Election

After years of fighting for greater recognition, Mexico's Indigenous weavers have seen their creations thrust into the spotlight by the two women leading the country's presidential race.

The Guardian - US

‘I Gullah Geechee, too’: the educators keeping a language of enslaved Africans alive

Sunn m’Cheaux and Akua Page teach Gullah language and culture from juvenile incarceration facilities to Harvard

International Business Times

Ayahuasca: Psychedelic Brew Landing Shamans In Jail

Wearing a necklace of jaguar fangs and a green feather headdress, shaman Claudino Perez is back home in Colombia overseeing an ayahuasca ceremony after the mind-altering brew landed him in a Mexican jail.

The Guardian - US

Canada hands ‘long-overdue’ title over more than 200 islands to Haida Nation

Nearly half a million hectares of Crown land on Haida Gwaii will be returned to Indigenous people in first-of-its-kind agreement

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Peru Court Sentences Killers Of Indigenous Land Defenders

A Peruvian court on Thursday imposed near three-decade sentences on five men who were being retried for the murders of four Indigenous Amazon land defenders who had crossed swords with illegal loggers.

The Guardian - UK

Epidemic fears as 80% of Indigenous Amazon tribe fall ill

Advocates fear situation could escalate in Javari valley, a region plagued by violence and poor healthcare

The Guardian - UK

The Stolen Valley review – Thelma and Louise-lite road western has right on its side

Director Jesse Edwards’ feature is well intentioned, but paper-thin characters, implausible plot twists and soap-opera moments relegate it to hokey cheapness

The Hindu

In the ‘heat’ of the moment

Kerala heat-wave crisis due to tree destruction, highlighting urgent need for environmental literacy and sustainable development practices.

The Guardian - UK

‘We’re all cheering for her’: clock is ticking for Canada’s stranded orca orphan

The fate of the calf trapped in a British Columbia lagoon has gripped the public. Can Brave Little Hunter be reunited with her pod?

The Guardian - US

Three Indigenous American tribes to get funding to manage ocean and coasts

Communities in Washington, California and Maine will receive $755,000 under the Infrastructure Act to build climate resilience

International Business Times

Ex-general Stands Trial For Genocide Of Indigenous Guatemalans

A 91-year-old retired Guatemalan general went on trial Friday for genocide in the second such case linked to the massacre of Indigenous people during the country's 1960-1996 civil war.

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