Tag: Indigenous Peoples

Community paralegals will track how revised consent rules affect Indigenous rights as mining, energy and industrial projects expand

The Aetas remain uncertain if the government would help them build new homes or provide land to cultivate for income if they are moved

Researchers found misleading environmental narratives often accompany projects affecting ancestral lands, local governance, and community rights

Young Indigenous leaders from across the Philippines unite to document traditions, strengthen learning, and advance environmental stewardship

Poverty is never only about empty stomachs or broken homes. It is about erasure — cultural, social, spiritual.

Asian Church leaders gather in Bangkok to advance synodality, Indigenous wisdom, and integral ecology amid climate and cultural challenges

It targets four critical crises: erosion of Indigenous cultures, ecological collapse, economic disparity and Church’s role in moral leadership

During the ceremonies, 44 women professed their final vows, while 66 made their first vows, committing to a life of poverty, chastity, and obedience in the Congregation of the Missionary Sisters of Mary Help of Christians

Prohibiting mining in key areas can safeguard biodiversity and Indigenous rights in the energy transition

Archbishop Leopoldo Girelli described tribal life as naturally synodal, rooted in mutual belonging and collective decision-making