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18 October 2017
The pioneers of the Aboriginal land rights movement in the Kimberley are working off a faded photograph to try to identify people who took part in the Noonkanbah land rights protests, which galvanised Indigenous resistance in the region almost 40 years ago. The iconic image was taken in 1978 and
18 October 2017
Pipeline company downplaying major legal and financial risks of crossing unceded First Nations territory in British Columbia
12 October 2017
STOCKHOLM (IDN) – Indigenous peoples are all but invisible on the development agenda but a hoped for change is on the cards with the launch of the world’s first and only funding institution to support the efforts of local and native communities to secure rights over their lands and resources.
12 October 2017
Deaths of environmental activists locked in conflict with mining, logging and agricultural companies across three continents has passed 150 • Interactive: recording the deaths of environmental activists around the world The number of people killed this year while defending their community’s land,
8 October 2017
A new $100 million initiative will help indigenous peoples and local communities in rural areas secure rights to their traditional lands. The International Land and Forest Tenure Facility, formally launched launched week, was conceived by the Rights and Resources Initiative (RRI) The Tenure
28 September 2017
[JURIST] Special Rapporteur on human rights and the environment John Knox [official profile] called [press release] on Mongolia Wednesday to protect the environment.
27 September 2017
The app will provide weekly satellite deforestation data in 17 tropical countries including Brazil RIO DE JANEIRO, Sept 26 (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - A mobile app launched on Tuesday will allow indigenous people, forest managers and law enforcement officials in remote areas to monitor
13 September 2017
YAOUNDE —  Leaders of Cameroon's indigenous forest peoples say their survival is at risk if they are further deprived of access to the lands that are the source of their livelihoods. Speaking in Cameroon's capital, Yaoundé, indigenous representatives said they had experienced increasingly serious
13 September 2017
More precious than gold: 10 years of indigenous land rights under the UN Declaration en years ago today, the United Nations adopted the Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples.
11 September 2017
The Centre will soon set a cut off date for the states to grant tribals and other traditional forest dwellers legal title of the land they have traditionally used. The sluggish pace at which land titles are being granted to tribals in some states, including the poll-bound Himachal Pradesh, has
8 September 2017
The victims were targeted by a criminal gang who wanted to use their lands to grow lucrative palm oil, according to local indigenous leaders Six farmers have been shot dead by a criminal gang who wanted to seize their farms to muscle in on the lucrative palm oil trade, according to indigenous
8 September 2017
In low- and middle-income countries, the vast majority of land remains contested, leaving around 2.5 billion people livi

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