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Graham Greene Dies: Oscar-Nominated ‘Dances With Wolves’ Actor Was 73
Graham Greene, a trailblazing Canadian First Nations actor & 'Dances With Wolves' star who opened doors for Indigenous actors, died September 1, 2025.
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Graham Greene Dies: Oscar-Nominated ‘Dances With Wolves’ Actor Was 73
Graham Greene, a trailblazing Canadian First Nations actor & 'Dances With Wolves' star who opened doors for Indigenous actors, died September 1, 2025.
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Indigenous Lands Protect Wildlife Better Than Many Government Parks, Research Says
New research analyzing 111 conservation studies found that Indigenous lands could be used as a model for conservation efforts elsewhere.
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Indigenous Knowledge and observations improve Arctic Ocean model skill and relevance - Communications Earth & Environment
Combining Indigenous Knowledge with Arctic Ocean modeling can strengthen climate science while supporting community needs, creating ongoing, two-way partnerships.
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The Coloniser Lie: ‘Civilisation’ Arrived in 1788. Busting the ‘Nothing’ Achieved Myth
Let me tell you a story about a wheel.
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Court rejected Indigenous Malind Peoples' lawsuit challenging a 135-km roadway destroying customary forest
Jakarta, 21 September 2026. The Jayapura State Administrative Court (PTUN Jayapura) announced its decision on September 18 to dismiss a lawsuit challenging the environmental permit for the 135-kilometer road development in Merauke, West Papua. The lawsuit was filed by five Indigenous Malind People in Tanah Papua—Simon Petrus Balagaize, Sinta Gebze, Liborius Kodai Moiwend, Kanisius Dagil, and Andreas Mahuze. Simon Petrus Balagaize has expressed deep disappointment over the verdict, saying that no law guaranteed Indigenous rights. “Neither with a lawsuit nor with facts on the ground, the law is not on our side.” Tigor Hutapea of Pusaka Bentala Rakyat, also a member of the advocacy team, said, “It is a poor and unfair decision. The judges didn’t take into consideration any evidence, along with witnesses and experts presented from our side, that conveyed solid proof that the road development has caused numerous violations of Indigenous rights. The plaintiffs have chosen a difficult path by going to court, yet they got only unfairness.” The five Indigenous Malind People filed the lawsuit in March 2026 to challenge an environmental permit issued by the Merauke Regent for the 135km roadway construction in the regency. The Indonesian government is building the roadway to support its...
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Indigenous voices reject UN Security Council bid as criticism over child justice failures deepens
Australia's campaign for a temporary seat on the United Nations Security Council has been met with sharp criticism from Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander leaders, who say the federal government's promotion of "the world's oldest continuous culture" rings hollow while Indigenous children remain grossly overrepresented in the youth justice system. Prime Minister Anthony Albanese launched the bid in New York this week with a video featuring Indigenous Australians Minister Malarndirri McCarthy speaking in her traditional Yanyuwa language, appealing to the international community on the strength of Australia's Indigenous heritage. The move comes just months after the UN Committee on the Elimination of Racial Discrimination issued a rare "early warning and urgent action" notice, raising grave concerns about the treatment of Aboriginal children in the justice, education, housing and health systems. For Mililma May, campaigns and advocacy manager at Change the Record and a Danggalaba Kulumbiringin Tiwi woman, the government's approach to that criticism has been telling. She said the Prime Minister's decision to shift responsibility for child protection onto the states, rather than take ownership federally, undermines any claim to human rights leadership. "The federal government needs to prioritise its own backyard before looking overseas," she told NITV. "The federal...
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