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Indigenous Communities in the Digital Era: Threatened or Empowered?
In this era of digital convenience, indigenous communities are in a rather confusing position. Technology opens many doors of opportunity but at the same...
Canada’s Indigenous LNG Model: A Global First and Potential New Blueprint
A Historic First For Indigenous Leadership
The Haisla Nation’s 50.1% stake in the $4 billion Cedar LNG project is more than a milestone — it...
“A New Year” for Papua
Papua, often referred to as the “paradise on earth” within Indonesia, is a land of immense natural wealth and cultural diversity. Its breathtaking landscapes...
Tribal Identity and Indigenous Status in Bangladesh: A Review of UN Declarations and Official Protocols
Around the world, the terms 'tribal' and 'indigenous' carry profound implications for identity, rights, and justice. Yet, their usage often raises controversies, especially when...
A Policy for a Story Indonesia Keeps Hidden: Analyzing the Papua Conflict
“I have to yell out to the world. Because if I do not, we are weakening. The indigenous will be wiped out”, says one...
Australia’s First Nations People: How Domestic Pressures Manifest Australia’s Pillars of ‘Internationalism’
Australia's First Nations People have long engaged in international diplomatic efforts as part of their political struggle to pursue rights now internalized in international...
Overlooked in the 2024 Indonesian Election: Civil Registration Issue on the Indigenous Groups
Many indigenous people in Indonesia, especially those who are living in buffer zones or hamlets are still unaware of the role of the civil...
Russo-Ukrainian War and the Indigenous Arctic Population’s Human Security
This essay focuses on analyzing how the currently ongoing Russo-Ukrainian war could possibly become one source of threat to the Arctic indigenous people’s human...
An Alternative Future: Buen vivir’s Economic and Political Implication in South America
An alternative approach of development stemming from the cosmo-visions of the Quechua peoples of the Andes’s sumak kawsay, the Aymara of Bolivia’s suma qamana,...
A safe space for Venezuela’s indigenous women
Venezuela's rural, remote, indigenous communities have been particularly affected by COVID-19 and the country's socio-economic crisis; community gardens help Wayúu women from Rio Negro...