The Vanishing Voices: Every Two Weeks, An Indigenous Language Fades from Existence

The Vanishing Voices: Every Two Weeks, An Indigenous Language Fades from Existence

Introduction Every two weeks, an indigenous language fades from existence, erasing not only a means of communication but also a unique worldview, rich history, and cultural identity. According to a 2019 United Nations report, this alarming trend impacts an estimated 370 million indigenous people around the globe, spread across approximately 90 countries. While these communities…

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Stewards of the Earth: Upholding Rights, Well-Being of Indigenous Peoples in Changing World

Stewards of the Earth: Upholding Rights, Well-Being of Indigenous Peoples in Changing World

Introduction Indigenous peoples have long been recognized as custodians of biodiversity and cultural heritage, carrying knowledge systems that hold critical lessons for sustainable development. With an estimated 370 million indigenous people spread across more than 90 countries, they make up roughly 5% of the world’s population but protect over 80% of the world’s biodiversity. Their…

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Bolivian Indigenous Women in the Labor Market: A Struggle Against Discrimination and Inequality

Bolivian Indigenous Women in the Labor Market: A Struggle Against Discrimination and Inequality

Introduction Indigenous women in Bolivia, like many indigenous populations worldwide, have historically faced systemic discrimination and economic marginalization, rooted in centuries of colonialism and societal exclusion. While the country has seen some progress in addressing gender and ethnic inequalities, many indigenous women continue to face significant barriers in accessing dignified and fair employment, often being…

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Girls for Sale in India: The Dark Story of the Missing, Abused, Exploited, and the Forgotten

Girls for Sale in India: The Dark Story of the Missing, Abused, Exploited, and the Forgotten

Introduction The tragedy of human trafficking, particularly involving young girls, has cast a long, dark shadow over India for decades. This pervasive crisis is a deeply entrenched issue that reveals the intersection of gender inequality, poverty, and organized crime. While global awareness has grown, efforts to address the crisis often feel like a drop in…

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Guardians of the Guarani: Preserving Language and Culture in Rio de Janeiro’s Community

Guardians of the Guarani: Preserving Language and Culture in Rio de Janeiro’s Community

Introduction In the heart of Brazil, approximately 60 kilometers from the bustling metropolis of Rio de Janeiro, lies the village of Tekoa Ka’guy Ovy Porã. This small indigenous community, home to the Mbya Guarani tribe, stands as a testament to the resilience of indigenous peoples striving to maintain their cultural identity in the face of…

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Ainu Identity Survival: Reviving Japan’s Indigenous Culture Amid Historical Challenges

Ainu Identity Survival: Reviving Japan’s Indigenous Culture Amid Historical Challenges

Introduction For centuries, Japan’s indigenous Ainu people faced systematic efforts to erase their culture, language, and identity. The Ainu, who primarily inhabit Japan’s northernmost island of Hokkaido, have a rich cultural heritage distinct from the majority Yamato people of Japan. However, policies of assimilation, discrimination, and marginalization over generations nearly drove them to extinction as…

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Generation at Risk: The Alarming Growing Crisis of Indigenous Youth Suicide and Self-Harm

Generation at Risk: The Alarming Growing Crisis of Indigenous Youth Suicide and Self-Harm

Introduction Across the globe, indigenous communities face numerous challenges, from marginalization and cultural erosion to poverty and systemic discrimination. Among these struggles, a devastating crisis has been emerging over the past decade: an alarming rise in youth suicide and self-harm among indigenous populations, particularly in the Arctic, the Americas, and the Pacific. This epidemic has…

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Types of Indigenous People in the World | 11 Different Indigenous or Aboriginal People in countries

Types of Indigenous People in the World | 11 Different Indigenous or Aboriginal People in countries

Indigenous Peoples of the World Who are the indigenous peoples of the world? Dictionaries define indigenous as “originating in a particular region or country; native; innate; inherent; natural.” The word dates back to the Latin indigena, meaning native or original inhabitant. The word indigenous has many meanings. In every region of the world, many different…

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INTERVIEW: AZYAN FROM OTYKEN (#INDIGENOUS PEOPLE)

INTERVIEW: AZYAN FROM OTYKEN (#INDIGENOUS PEOPLE)

#interview#aboriginal#natives Интервью с солисткой музыкальной, этнической группы OTYKEN. Азян рассказывает про быт и жизнь коренных народов Сибири. В июне вышел полнометражный альбом “KYKAKACHA”. Музыку группы OTYKEN можно послушать на любой стриминг платформе. Interview with English subtitles. The lead singer of the OTYKEN group, Azyan from Siberia. Thank you for your interest in our work! Расписание…

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Guardians of Heritage: Young Indigenous Activists Fight to Revitalize Languages and Cultures

Guardians of Heritage: Young Indigenous Activists Fight to Revitalize Languages and Cultures

Introduction Across the globe, young Indigenous activists are at the forefront of a powerful movement to revive and preserve their languages and cultures. These efforts are not just about maintaining the rich tapestry of traditions that define their identities; they are also acts of resistance against the forces of globalization, colonization, and cultural homogenization that…

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Who Are Indigenous People? A Deep Dive into Their Identity and Significance

Who Are Indigenous People? A Deep Dive into Their Identity and Significance

Introduction Indigenous peoples are the original inhabitants of regions around the world, holding a unique connection to their land, culture, and traditions. Often marginalized and facing numerous challenges, these communities have preserved their distinct identities for generations. Indigenous peoples are not just remnants of the past but are vibrant communities contributing to global diversity. This…

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