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Seventh presentation in the lecture series: ‘Self Determination in the Post Colonial World’, by Dr Tim Anderson, […]

Despite the centrality of indigenous peoples to sustainable environments, governments and corporations are doing the utmost to […]

The symbolic “Australia Day” celebrations should be juxtaposed against the normalised violations occurring against indigenous populations and […]

In 1979, United Nations Committee on Human Rights rapporteur Abdelwahab Bouhdiba cited the atrocities committed by the […]

Dr Tim Anderson interviews Dr Gary Foley on Aboriginal Rights, deaths in custody and links with the […]

Bolivian journalist Ollie Vargas discusses Bolivia’s post-coup election crisis, US support for the country’s right-wing minority, the […]

As the United States celebrates its annual Thanksgiving Day this week, the indigenous people of Bolivia are […]

On the 81st anniversary of “Kristallnacht,” the evening of November 9, 1938, when Nazi stormtroopers vandalized and set […]

By Max Blumenthal and Ben Norton- Bolivian coup leader Luis Fernando Camacho is a far-right multi-millionaire who […]

Beijing could be forever tarnished if it does ‘dirty business’ with the Bolsonaro gover China is South […]

Jorge Barrera · CBC News  Report is the culmination of the $92M national inquiry into murdered and missing Indigenous […]

The dichotomy between Washington’s relationship with Venezuela and Colombia is yet another clear example that the public […]