Families Demand Yasukuni Shrine Remove Ancestors’ Names
Families in the Republic of Korea and indigenous groups from the Taiwan region are suing to remove their ancestors’ names from Yasukuni Shrine, challenging historical injustices.
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‘Warriors of the Rainbow’ Exposes Japan’s Colonial Atrocities in Taiwan
‘Warriors of the Rainbow: Seediq Bale’ retells the 1930 Wushe Incident, exposing resource plundering, forced labor and violent suppression of indigenous people in Taiwan.
Panama’s Guna Islanders Face Relocation as Seas Rise
Rising sea levels threaten Panama’s San Blas islands, pushing the Guna people toward relocation and highlighting the urgent challenges of climate-driven displacement.
Amazon Voices: Brazil’s Indigenous Communities’ Hopes for COP30
From land rights to climate finance, discover what Brazil’s Indigenous communities are demanding ahead of COP30.
Amazon Communities Rally for Change at COP30
Amazon communities look to COP30 this November for new commitments on forest protection, land rights and sustainable projects.
President Biden Officially Apologizes for Historic Indigenous Boarding Schools
President Biden has formally apologized for the U.S.’s role in separating Indigenous children from their families and forcing them into boarding schools over 150 years ago.