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Call for Aboriginal rights to land and action against deaths in custody.

As Aboriginal Australians face continued discrimination, a vigil has become one of the world’s longest protests.

Five decades on, founder Michael Anderson reflects on the embassy's history — and hopes for its future.

Kirsty Hayes, whose family hail from the poet’s birthplace in Ayrshire, will host the event at her official residence in Buenos Aires.

Embassy will remain open for essential work despite ‘growing threat’ from Russia, Foreign Office despite

The Foreign Office said some staff and dependants are being withdrawn from Kyiv

Fifty years ago, the Aboriginal Tent Embassy laid an anchor for decades of protests for Indigenous rights. The battle is now shifting online as First Nations people re-imagine protest and its impact on non-Indigenous Australians.

US President Joe Biden said he is considering the redesignation of Yemen’s Houthi militia as a terrorist organization, following the latest attack on civilian facilities in the UAE that left three dead and several wounded. At a press conference Biden held late on Wednesday, he said his administration is considering…