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Wixarika slam ‘protection’ measures for their sacred lands
The Mexico government recently announced new measures to protect thousands of acres of land considered sacred by the Wixarika (Huichol) People. Despite being hailed as a [...]
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Mexico Promises to Protect Huichol Indian Lands – ABC News
Mexico’s government says it will protect a half-million acres held sacred by the Huichol Indian tribe that inspired a protest movement against a Canadian [...]
Federal Judge Denies Quechan Injunction Against Controversial Wind Project
A Federal judge has thrown out the Quechan Nation’s request for an injunction against the controversial Ocotillo Express Wind Project in western Imperial County, [...]
The Media’s Mysterious Non-Indians » Counterpunch: Tells the Facts, Names the Names
Nicholas D. Kristof of the New York Times has been traveling to “third world” countries to find evidence of male cruelty to women. He’s found plenty. He recently [...]
Six Nations: Protesters halt Enbridge pipeline hearing | Warrior Publications
Native and Occupy protester have brought to a halt a hearing by the National Energy Board that environmentalists feared would bring oilsands oil to Ontario and eventually the [...]
Hundreds Descend on Rapid City Hospital in Support of Cheyenne River Elder – ICTMN.com
Nearly 700 protestors from Native communities across the United States, and members of the American Indian Movement met in Rapid City, South Dakota the morning of May 21 to [...]
“Dirty War” Tactic of Disappearances Reappears in Mexico
The War on Drugs is becoming another “Dirty War” in Mexico, with the tactic of enforced disappearances reappearing as a commonplace occurrence in the country. “Enforced [...]
Indigenous Peoples new report: Shell Risking Ruin
Shell plans to expand its dirty energy destruction in the Arctic and Canada tarsands, after leaving behind a trail of oil spills and destruction in [...]
The Mexican Dinosaur » Counterpunch: Tells the Facts, Names the Names
Thanks to fawning coverage from the country’s ever-so-partial TV giants, Enrique Peña Nieto has been favorite for July’s Mexican presidential election for more than two [...]
Five years after Ipperwash inquiry, concerns persist about police responses to native protests | Warrior Publications
A prominent human rights body meeting in Geneva is asking questions about the way police in Ontario respond to native land rights protests. This week, Canada makes its [...]
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