There are 193 countries in the world who are members of the United Nations. Consequence of international politics...
Global Alliance of Indigenous Peoples, Gender Justice and Peace hosts a series called, "Indigenous Peace Talks" that...
With the theme, "Working Towards Our Collective Peace, Justice and Our Rights", The Third Historic Northeast India...
Watch the short movie "The International Movement of Indigenous Peoples: We Continue" presented by Docip and IWGIA, and produced by Mariana López, Marianna Olinger and Elsa Stamatopoulou
There are an estimated 496 million indigenous peoples in the world living across 90 countries, speaking about 40 percent of the world's 6700 languages. Many indigenous ways of life are not recognized and indigenous history is not included in many historical narratives in countries around the world today. Indigenous territories are militarized and weaponized and sites of resources extraction. Conflicts, environmental and gender violence occur in indigenous territories. Movements for indigenous peoples rights are targeted and attempts made to fragment and divide many indigenous communities.
Global military spending is soaring, fueling a new arms race and placing immense pressure on national budgets and priorities.
A one-day International Workshop on Intercultural Resources and Peace Building was held today at the Government Hindi College Auditorium, Imphal.
Yelhoumee Phurup observed the International Day of World’s Indigenous Peoples at the premises of the Manipur State Film Development Society (MSFDS), Imphal today.
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