Category - Indigenous

COP or CON? Big Conservation corrupts biodiversity protection

Tanzania escalates violence to evict indigenous people

Hugo Blanco, peasant leader and ecosocialist, 1934-2023

Indigenous fighters resist forest destruction in Peru

Hugo Blanco: ‘Social movements in defense of our territories are our hope’

Indigenous organizations in Peru declare state of emergency

Ecosocialist Bookshelf, December 2021

Indigenous actions have stopped billions of tons of emissions

No Hope for Earth without Indigenous Liberation

Crisis in the Amazon: A Planetary Challenge

The Dakota Access Pipeline and the Long Tradition of Resistance

Indigenous people may be the Amazon’s last hope

Amazonian community’s lands destroyed for ‘sustainable’ palm oil

End human rights abuses in forest conservation

Indigenous sovereignty and socialism in Canada

Hugo Blanco on the indigenous struggle for land in Peru

Conservation as genocide: REDD versus Indigenous rights in Kenya

Site C Dam: BC NDP fails major environmental test

To win climate justice we must hit Trump where it hurts

U.S. labor brass to pipeline protestors: Drop Dead!

Enbridge Mercenaries Attack Native American Protesters

First nation chiefs deposed for supporting pipeline

Canada: Leap Manifesto unites broad forces, builds climate justice campaigns

Condemn the murder of Honduran indigenous leader!

‘Buen vivir’ and the dilemmas of the Latin American left

Why are critics and media silent on Bolivia’s green gains?

Ecosocialist Bookshelf, July 2015

First Nations: Enbridge pipeline claim is ‘out of touch with reality’

Ecosocialist bookshelf, April 2015

How can Latin America go beyond ‘extractivism’?