ATHENS—A First Nations leader, who was jailed for protesting uranium mining claims on his people's territory, is now standing up against Israel's illegal sea blockade of Gaza...
In Bogota (Colombia) experts on food security and the right to food from different countries discussed strategies to fight against hunger in Latin America and the Caribbean, a regi...
Recent protests by indigenous communities over mining in the Andean highlands and a hydroelectric dam in the Peruvian Amazon, as well as mixed reactions to a new forestry law, are ...
With less than two weeks left in office, the administration of Peruvian President Alan Garcia faces a new controversy over its treatment of uncontacted Natives in the country’s Ama...
First Nations, Métis and Inuit today are marking the third anniversary of Prime Minister Stephen Harper's June 11, 2008, formal apology to their peoples for Canada's 150-year-long ...