Tag: Indigenous Peoples
Indigenous groups in Borneo oppose Malaysia’s potential BRICS membership over sovereignty...
They criticized Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim's administration for potentially compromising indigenous rights in pursuit of economic alliances
Activists in Sarawak denounce the construction of 10 new mega-dams
The construction of these structures not only displaces entire indigenous communities but also destroys precious biodiversity
Colleagues of VOA Uyghur journalist jailed for their links to him
“Their arrest was not a random occurrence,” Kashgar said. “These individuals have committed no crimes.”
How reconnecting with ancestral wisdom could reshape and save our world
“We must return to the ancestral pathways, the rhythms of nature, and the values of our indigenous communities"
Salesians in Cambodia set to hold first short film festival for...
Participants are encouraged to submit short films ranging from 5 to 15 minutes, highlighting their indigenous roots
New school for overseas Tibetan kids aims to preserve language
The move comes as China intensifies its policies to suppress — or even eradicate — Tibetan and other ethnic languages and cultures
Voices of faith | Indigenous Peoples in Asia: Mongolia
It is easier to understand the parables of Jesus because He was also living in a desert, with people very similar to us.
Philippine Indigenous territories battling unprecedented rise in land conflicts, report says
The report highlighted the consequences of insufficient progress in the recognition and protection of ancestral domains
Advocates call for ‘greater role’ of Indigenous Peoples in Asian Church
A synodal Church must allow Indigenous leadership at all levels within the Church, where IPs have greater control over their own affairs
Budots, Childbirth, and Mega-Dams
The festival is not just a mere celebration; it is an assertion of their right to self-determination and an expression of their conviction
















