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Two Kraol Indigenous People Accused of Encroaching on Ministry Land Fail to Appear in Court…
The Environment and Natural Resources Code officially passed into law last month, but the term “indigenous” has been removed from key sections, leaving indigenous communities concerned that the code undermines their rights. Read the full article at: Indigenous Communities Concerned New Environment Code Undermines Their Rights | CamboJA News
Delve into how defending indigenous rights safeguards Cambodian culture, promoting diversity and preserving traditions for future generations.…
During the 29th observance of the International Day of the World's Indigenous Peoples, we, the Indigenous Peoples of Cambodia have come to a consensus to issue a statement to ensure that our concerns are heard and considered by relevant stakeholders. The statement contains important recommendations pertaining to various sectors of indigenous communities.
Haudenosaunee Chief Deskaheh's 100th anniversary in Geneva commemorates his 1923 speech defending people's rights to their own laws, land, and faith. [caption id="" align="alignleft" width="260"] Image of Deskaheh from The Graphic (a newspaper), 1922. (courtesy Wikimedia CC)[/caption] Haudenosaunee Chief Deskaheh was a remarkable leader who sought to protect the sovereignty and rights of his people in the face of colonial oppression. He was t…





