Tuesday, May 27

The Supreme Court has denied Apache appeals to block a copper mining project on sacred land in Arizona, raising significant concerns over Indigenous rights.

Saturday, May 24

The Marubo tribe from Brazil's Amazon has filed a defamation lawsuit against the New York Times, alleging harmful misrepresentations.

Tuesday, Apr 29

Trump declares plans to reinstate Columbus Day, disputing Biden's recognition of Indigenous Peoples Day.

Friday, Apr 04

A U.S. tourist was arrested for breaching laws by attempting to contact the isolated Sentinelese tribe on North Sentinel Island, raising concerns for their safety.

Tuesday, Mar 18

Confusion surrounds the Trump administration's reversal on the fate of two national monuments in California, originally protected by Biden’s administration.

Wednesday, Feb 19

Leonard Peltier, a Native American activist, is set free from prison after nearly 50 years, with support from human rights advocates and a commutation by President Biden.

Saturday, Feb 01

Mount Taranaki in New Zealand is granted personhood, recognizing its sacred status for Māori and addressing historical injustices.

Friday, Jan 31

Taranaki Maunga in New Zealand is granted legal personhood, recognizing it as a sacred ancestral mountain to the Māori community.

Tuesday, Jan 28

Reports of ICE raids targeting Indigenous peoples in the Navajo Nation raise fears over citizenship status and safety among tribal members.

Saturday, Jan 25

The Captain Cook statue in Sydney was vandalised ahead of Australia Day, sparking renewed debate over his legacy and its impact on Indigenous Australians.