

Bolivian indigenous communities protest illegal mining
Erbol September 18, 2026 Dredges operating in the Madre de Dios River, territory of TIM II. Photo: CEJIS. The lack of a resolution to the preventive environmental action presented by the Multiethnic Indigenous Territory TIM II and the Tacana, Kabineña and Ese Ejja captaincies in the face of mining pollution led the Central Indigenous of the Original Peoples of the Amazon of Pando (CIPOAP) to declare a state of emergency and give a deadline until September 30 for mining operat
Erbol
Sep 25


Mexican paramilitary group kills two indigenous people
The Digna Ochoa Human Rights Committee reported that the injured, two of whom were elderly, were taken to hospitals in the region. February 11, 2026 By Fredy Martín Pérez Paramilitary group “Los Autónomos” ambushes and kills two indigenous people in Chiapas; four others are wounded. Photo: Valente Rosas/ EL UNIVERSAL San Cristóbal de las Casas, Chiapas—A paramilitary group operating in the municipality of Tila carried out an ambush this afternoon, killing two Ch'ol people and
El Universal
Feb 18


Australian Aboriginal deaths in police custody: genocidal?
Lidia Thorpe has made a claim about the Northern Territory Chief Minister over Indigenous deaths in custody. News.com.au June 10, 2025 By...
News.com.au
Jun 26, 2025


‘Para que nos vean’: los manifestantes llegan a Lima
Las protestas siguen en Perú y han avanzado a la capital del país, donde el gobierno trata de retomar el control con una estrategia...
New York Times 1
Feb 3, 2023


‘We Have to Come Here to Be Seen’: Protesters Descend on Lima
Peru’s unrest continues unabated as the demonstrations move to the country’s capital and the government doubles down on portraying...
New York Times 1
Feb 3, 2023


Country Report: Australia
Australia Country Report October 2022 Indigenous Australians, despite inhabiting the continent for centuries, have been devastated by...
Allison Newey
Oct 2, 2022


Country Report: West Papua
By Grace Condon The Morning Star flag, a banned symbol of the independence movement in the Indonesian province of West Papua. Photo:...
Genocide Watch
Sep 6, 2022


Country Report: Nepal
By Laura Drysdale Nepali youth light candles in memory of victims of the conflict. (REUTERS/Gopal Chitrakar) In February 1996, the...
Genocide Watch
Jul 6, 2022


Country Report: Western Sahara
The 2400 kilometre long sand and rock wall through Western Sahara credit: Getty Images/ AFP/ Hertzog Western Saharan independence groups...
Genocide Watch
Mar 1, 2022


Genocide Warning: The Jumma People in Bangladesh
Jummas and indigenous people from around the world call for the Chittagong Hill Tract peace treaty to be honored outside the UN in New...
Sarah West
Nov 16, 2021


Uranium Contamination and the Navajo Nation
By Cody Nelson | The Guardian 27 Oct 2021, 06.20 EDT Boost for advocates’ group is step further in decades-long fight against mining...
The Guardian
Nov 3, 2021


Genocide Watch: Panama
By: Barbara Labbate October 2021 Photo Credit: Erik Marciscano, La Estrella Panama's indigenous communities, which make up around 12% of...
Barbara Labbate
Oct 27, 2021






































































