Land and Freedom
The fight of the Bushmen against the Botswanan government to remain where they have always lived:
They are one of the first peoples to have inhabited the southern region of the
African continent. Yet, today the Bush
continua... Nothing to Celebrate
Disappointed by Lula's government, the indigenous Indians are ready to march on San Paolo:
Today in Brazil it’s “Indian Day” but unfortunately, the indigenous Indians have
little to celebrate. On the contrary
continua... The Guaraně in Crisis
Stolen land, hunger, and poverty plague the Indios. Three children dead in two months:
“Three Guaraně children have died of hunger in two months and hundreds suffer
from malnutrition. They’ve been herded
continua... Tribes in danger
The indigenous peoples of Western Papua fear extinction:
When Karel Phil Erari, a middle-aged protestant pastor, began his sermon, his
150 parishioners, mostly men, could not
continua... An Amazonian Childhood
Born and raised on the shores of the tributaries the Rio Negro in the Brazilian Amazon: from our correspondent
Although they are barely teenagers, their eyes reveal a wisdom and seriousness
beyond
continua... In danger of extinction
The sad story of the Rohingya, a minority persecuted by the Burmese council:
There are various populations in the world in danger of extinction, due to hunger,
disease (AIDS for example) or beca
continua... Killed at Twenty-One for being a Native
"They're killing a whole people, with its traditions and its ancient history":
Murdered at age 21 because she was a native struggling against petroleum expoitation
in the land of the U’Wa in the C
continua... "The settlers are afraid of us"
An interview with the coordinator of the native Pastoral of Roraima:
“They were released after sixty hours. They are fine,though on the
whole they’ve had a very rough time.” Brother Carlo
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