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Grey reef sharks, Fakarava

‘We do not consent’: Pacific Indigenous leaders reject deep-sea mining plans

Tracy Keeling , 21st March 2023

Picture of a Maasai village in Ngorongoro, Tanzania where a trophy hunting project will soon displace these pastoral communities.

In the trophy hunting ban debate, indigenous communities are denied a voice

Hannah Sharland , 20th March 2023

willow project

As Joe Biden deliberates on the Willow project, the climate and indigenous people hang in the balance

Afroze Fatima Zaidi , 3rd March 2023

Artwork of a renewable energy land-grab in Nepal. The image is split in two by an basic image of the UK and UK bank notes flowing from it. On the left, terraced fields and a village on a green mountainside, where a lady harvests crops. On the right, a huge hydropower dam.

UK climate aid decimates multiple indigenous communities in the Global South

Hannah Sharland , 3rd March 2023

Artwork of a renewable energy land-grab. An image of the UK splits the image in half, with bank notes flowing from it. On the left, satellite image of the land before the solar park, plus a landscape scene of trees, grasses, scrub and a cow on common land. On the right, satellite image with the solar park dominating the area and a landscape image of a series of solar panels. This relates to UK climate finance being used in India

UK climate strategies are colonising indigenous villages in India

Hannah Sharland , 28th February 2023

Artwork of a solar land-grab. A yellow excavator runs through the centre of the image pushing rubble, splitting the picture in two. On the left, two farmers harvest from a field of chickpea crop. In the distance, a cow grazes on dry grasses. Trees and shrubs dot the horizon. On the right side, lines of solar panels stretch out to the horizon, where the rich and biodiverse crop field once existed. All this represents climate aid and the village of Badi in India

UK government climate ‘aid’ set to displace indigenous villagers in India

Hannah Sharland , 28th February 2023

Indigenous youth hold up a banner reading "indigenous genocide = ecocide", disrupting a speech by Justin Trudeau at the opening of COP15

Indigenous youth disrupt the opening of the UN’s conference on biodiversity

Glen Black , 7th December 2022

First Nations leader calls for Queen’s apology over indigenous children scandal

The Canary , 19th May 2022

Indigenous climate protesters

Indigenous islanders whose homes are sinking underwater march on COP26

The Canary , 3rd November 2021

Deforestation in the Amazon

Indigenous peoples’ historic plan to save the Amazon gets green light at global summit

Tracy Keeling , 11th September 2021

Chile protest

Chile’s shameful night of violence shatters strained relationship with Indigenous communities

Carole Concha Bell , 7th August 2020

Trump, He Sápa & Nick Tilsen

Trump’s decision to celebrate 4 July at Mt Rushmore is a big ‘f**k you’ to Indigenous people and anti-racism campaigners

Peadar O'Cearnaigh , 3rd July 2020

Young people demanding action for climate change in Sydney, Australia

Young people and indigenous groups around the world lead strike action on climate change

Afroze Fatima Zaidi , 20th September 2019

Handech Wakana Mura from the indigenous Mura tribe

While indigenous tribes suffer, Bolsonaro is working with corporations to exploit the Amazon rainforest

Afroze Fatima Zaidi , 24th August 2019

Mapuche protest

Chile is using war tactics to clear indigenous land for multinational corporations

Carole Concha Bell , 27th November 2018

Protesters hold placards against the Trans Mountain expansion project

Historic victory for Indigenous groups as court quashes pipeline plans

John McEvoy , 31st August 2018

New IPCC report calls for wealthy nations to step up their climate ambitions. Climate protesters at a march. Banner reads: Walk away from fossil fuels and placard reads: Now do something about it.

Wealthy nations must step up ambition to “defuse the climate time bomb”, says UN head on new IPCC report

Hannah Sharland , 21st March 2023