UK’s King Heckled by Indigenous Senator over Genocide in Australia

UK’s King Charles faced a public confrontation during his inaugural visit to Australia, as Indigenous senator Lidia Thorpe accused the British Crown of genocide and demanded a treaty.

Chileans vote not to replace Pinochet-era constitution

Chileans have rejected a new constitution proposed by conservative delegates that would have affected laws in areas including abortion access, the ability to strike and rights for indigenous people.

Thousands gather in New Zealand to protest government’s Indigenous policies

Thousands of protesters have taken to the streets in New Zealand to express opposition to the new government’s policies towards Indigenous people.

Polls suggest Australia Indigenous Voice referendum will fail

Australia’s referendum on an Indigenous Voice to Parliament looks like it could end in failure after the latest opinion polls showed a further decline in support for the measure just a month before the vote.

Syria: Canada and the Netherlands lack any legitimacy to give lessons on human rights

Canada and the Netherlands objection to the International Court of Justice’s decision to postpone the action they are taking towards Syria is not surprising, and that their statement about that is misleading, A source at the Foreign and Expatriates Ministry said Wednesday.

Colombia says agreement made with ELN rebels on displaced people

Colombia has reached an agreement in peace talks with the ELN rebel group to allow the Indigenous Embera community to return to its lands in the west of the country, President Gustavo Petro said.

Catholic Church apologises for century of abuses in Canada's residential schools - FRANCE24

 The Catholic Church apologized "unequivocally" on Friday to Canada's indigenous peoples for a century of abuses at church-run residential schools set up by the government to assimilate children into the mainstream.