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Bid to double global protected areas may affect India’s tribes

The bid to safeguard biodiversity by almost doubling protected areas across the globe will hit India’s tribal population the hardest, warned experts at a symposium on the rights of indigenous communities

The Hindu

Muscogee Creek Nation Honors Warriors At Horseshoe Bend

Muscogee Creek Nation commemorates Battle of Horseshoe Bend victims in a moving memorial service, honoring their ancestors' sacrifices and resilience.

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Nex Benedict: outrage as no criminal charges filed over school bathroom fight

LGBTQ+ advocates criticize decision by Oklahoma authorities not to prosecute over incident preceding trans teen’s suicide

The Guardian - US

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Native Americans are hardest hit by syphilis surge

Rates are so bad in Native American communities that public health experts have asked the federal government to declare an emergency. Inadequate prenatal care may be partly to blame.

WEKU

What happened to Nex Benedict?

Benedict was attacked at their Oklahoma high school, and found dead at home the next day. The medical examiner's office says the nonbinary 16-year-old died by suicide. Their family has questions.

WEKU

FBI sent informants to Standing Rock

Until now, only one other federal informant was known to be in the camps

Salon

Bolivian Lawyer Defends Indigenous Women In Their Language

Bertha Aguilar is harvesting potatoes on the shores of Lake Titicaca when her phone rings.

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‘A struggle for us all’: new film reveals light and shade of fight for Amazon

Five years in the making, We Are Guardians takes a hard look at the complexity of the struggle between Indigenous people, loggers and ranchers

The Guardian - UK

What we know about the 138 local ballot measures Californians decided on March 5

Welcome to the Thursday, March 14, Brew.

Ballotpedia

In Photos: A Look at Oaxacan Migrants' First Indigenous Carnival in California

Organizer Ivan Santiago told The Latin Times that the goal for 2025 is to take the festival to a broader audience

Latin Times

Oaxacan Migrants Organize the First Indigenous Carnival in California

"It represents a resistance against the loss of our identity while being in a culturally different country," Organizer Ivan Santiago told The Latin Times.

Latin Times

Results for a selection of notable California local ballot measures on March 5

Across California, voters decided on 138 local ballot measures, in addition to the statewide measure, Proposition 1, on March 5. While we are awaiting finalized results for the ballot measures, below is a selection of local ballot measure outcomes, which addressed policing, voter ID, school curriculums, and more:

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Biden Administration Funds Renewable Energy Projects In Rural Areas

Biden administration funds renewable energy projects in rural and Native American areas to enhance clean energy access and infrastructure.

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Indigenous people sue over alleged Canadian secret medical experiment

First Nation members say in lawsuit that radiologists subjected them to a secret study without their knowledge or consent

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Indian-American student freezes to death after being denied entry by a club near Illinois University

Indian student Akul Dhawan's death in Washington, DC prompts questions about police negligence and safety of Indian students in the US.

International Business Times

Indigenous Colombians Fret As Sacred Mountain Glaciers Melt

In the shade of a sacred tree, Indigenous wise men chew coca leaves as they mull the threats to their home among the melting, snow-capped peaks of Colombia's Sierra Nevada mountains.

International Business Times

Mexico Opposition Senator Xochitl Galvez Enters Presidential Race

Mexican businesswoman and opposition senator Xochitl Galvez, 60, threw her hat in the ring for the presidency Tuesday, setting up a two-woman race with ex-mayor Claudia Sheinbaum of the ruling party.

Latin Times

When is the Next National Holidays in the U.S. After President's Day?

It will be more than three months until the next national day off, as Memorial Day will take place on May 27

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Magisterial enquiry to probe Feb 15 Churachandpur incident

The Manipur government ordered a magisterial enquiry to probe the incident in Churachandpur district when two persons were killed and government buildings torched by a mob.

The Hindu

Muthanga agitation: 21 years later, accused tribespeople still caught in legal tangle

Twenty-one years after the Muthanga tribal agitation, accused tribespeople still face legal battles for land rights in Kerala.

The Hindu

Tribal body in Manipur urges govt employees to refrain from going to office over cop's suspension

The Indigenous Tribal Leaders Forum (ITLF) has urged government employees in Manipur’s Churachandpur district to refrain from attending work from February 18 over the suspension of a head constable who was allegedly seen with armed men in a video grab.

The Hindu

Tribal body threatens to shut government offices in Manipur’s Churachandpur

The Indigenous Tribal Leaders’ Forum issued an ultimatum to the district Superintendent of Police, Shivanand Surve, and District Collector S. Dharun Kumar to “leave the district within 24 hours”

The Guardian - AU

‘Elder’ at spiritual retreat told not to send man affected by frog toxin to hospital, NSW inquest hears

Psychotherapist at retreat tells inquest she was told ‘no hospital’ after expressing concern for Jarrad Antonovich, who died later that night

Latin Times

How Drug Cartels Are Smuggling Fentanyl and Seeking Profit in Montana: Media Report

Montana has increasingly established itself as a hub for drug trafficking, in major part due to its vast territory and prominent Indian reservations, reports NBC

Al Jazeera

Fifty years on, a case to uphold Indigenous rights resonates in the US

The 1974 Boldt decision was the culmination of the ‘fish wars’, which saw Indigenous leaders fight for fishing rights.

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