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At 10 Years, Belo Monte Faces Renewed Human‑Rights Pressure on Xingu Flows

A ruling could force Brazil to change how the dam releases water to protect fish and river communities.

Lucrecia Martel’s ‘Nuestra Tierra’ Opens in France, Reframing a 2009 Killing Through Indigenous Testimony

Mexico’s Supreme Court Upholds State Control of Lithium

Mexico Held Liable by Inter-American Court in Ernestina Ascencio Case as Government Pledges Compliance

Two Injured in Attack on Pataxó Village in Bahia as Security Forces Move In

Saskatchewan Apologizes, Pledges $40 Million to Île‑à‑la‑Crosse Boarding School Survivors

Calakmul Women's Center Opens; Indigenous Groups Demand Governor's Apology

Supreme Court Orders Full Zapotec Translation of Oaxaca Gender-Violence Law

WA unveils $85,000 redress scheme for Stolen Generations survivors

Victoria Enacts Nation’s Toughest Bail Laws Following Crime Surge

Chagos Islanders Sue UK Government Over Sovereignty Deal With Mauritius

Australia Day Honours Celebrate 50 Years by Recognizing 732 Outstanding Achievements