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Indigenous leaders conclude world voyage with calls to end nature's destruction
The leaders of 22 Indigenous Peoples from five continents held prayers for nature in Chile on Sunday at the end of a 46-day ...
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Jon Wells' family 'devastated' as Calgary police partake in Indigenous ceremony
The family of Jon Wells, a man killed by Calgary Police Service officers last year, says police don’t deserve a gift received ...
Burial of Mungo Man and Mungo Lady can continue, court rules
A Federal Court judge has dismissed an application from an Aboriginal man to halt the reburial of Mungo Man and Mungo Lady, ...
'It's not our way': Aboriginal activist Kiescha Haines-Jamieson slams Acknowledgement of Country as a 'made-up protocol'
Kiescha Haines-Jamieson, an Aboriginal woman from Western Australia who campaigned against the Voice to Parliament, was asked ...
Winnipeg's newly sworn in police chief vows to 'heal past wounds' with Indigenous community
Gene Bowers was sworn in Monday as the 19th chief of police in Winnipeg's history, vowing to put reconciliation, community ...
Skull of murdered Aboriginal man to be returned home by Scots university
The man's skull was used for medical education in the 19th and 20th centuries following his murder on Tasmania's Shannon ...
Indigenous leaders welcome new PM, remind government of work still to be done
Indigenous leaders from across the country are congratulating the new prime minister, but are stressing the need to work ...
Adelaide Now8d
Aboriginal remains to be returned after more than 170 years in university collection
The University of Aberdeen is returning the remains to the Tasmanian Aboriginal Centre in a ceremony this Friday. The TAC is ...
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Indigenous leaders end world voyage with prayer for nature
The leaders of 22 Indigenous peoples from five continents held prayers for nature in Chile on Sunday at the end of a 46-day ...
The Independent9d
Skull of Aboriginal man murdered 200 years ago to be returned to Tasmania
The remains will now be taken back to Tasmania where they will be laid to rest in a traditional ceremony conducted by Aboriginal people. It will see Aberdeen become the second Scottish university ...