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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 Guardian - UK

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 Hindu

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‘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 - UK

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

The Guardian - US

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.

International Business Times

Kristi Noem, South Dakota governor, banned from second reservation in state

At a Cheyenne River Sioux meeting, members voted 12-0 to keep the Republican out over her claims of of tribe-drug cartel nexus

The Guardian - US

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Brazil apologizes to Indigenous people for persecution during dictatorship

President of amnesty commission investigating crimes of 1964-85 regime makes first-ever apology to Indigenous leader

The Guardian - US

Fancy Dance: release date, cast, plot, trailer, first looks and everything you need to know

Fancy Dance is a movie starring Lily Gladstone as an Indigenous woman searching for her missing sister.

WhatToWatch

State Board of Education again delays discussion on whether to approve new Native studies course

The next opportunity for the board to review the course will not happen until its meeting in June.

The Texas Tribune

Will global forest expansion hit tribals? | Explained

About 84% of India’s national parks (89 out of a total of 106) were established in areas inhabited by the indigenous peoples and meeting the GBF targets will threaten their existence, the activists said.

The Hindu

Judge Rules BLM Must Develop Wild Horse Management Plan

Judge rules BLM failed to adopt herd management plan, impacting mustangs in Nevada roundup. Significant legal win for wild horse advocates.

Top News

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.

The Guardian - US

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

WEKU

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.

Salon

FBI sent informants to Standing Rock

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

International Business Times

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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