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New Mexico state lawmakers in the upcoming legislative session may consider a proposal to create a state-level office dedicated to the crisis of Missing and Murdered Indigenous Persons.
Australia's climate record has come under fire for a second day at United Nations talks in Turkey, with calls for the country to phase out fossil fuels and move faster to address climate change.
A booklet on the Tropical Forests Forever Facility (TFFF), focused on indigenous peoples and local communities, will be launched during the 31st United Nations Climate Change Conference (COP31), hoste...
Results are trickling in across the USA where Indigenous people are competing to join state legislatures in 24 different states, some of whom would be their state's first ever Indigenous legislator.
Jason Taumalolo's phenomenal contribution to international rugby league has been honoured with the Tonga champion one of 42 inductees into the inaugural Hall of Legends.
The National Committee for West Papua's regional chapter in the troubled Highland Papua province is hoping the United Nations head's recent visit to Indonesia has addressed the root causes behind ongo...
In October, the Supreme Court of Canada released a historic decision in R v Cope that affirms the need for judges to carefully consider two interrelated social crises in their sentencing decisions.
The government in Suriname has pledged to combat illegal mining and the industry’s use of mercury, maintain 90% national forest cover and preserve its status as one of the few countries in the world...