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IC Magazine | Essential News on the World’s Indigenous Peoples

An independent, volunteer-run magazine offering essential news, video and analysis in support of the Indigenous Peoples movement.

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Artículos

  • Reclaiming Indigenous Leadership in Funding Grassroots Movements

    6 de noviembre, puesto en línea por Naomi Lanoi
    Last Updated on November 6, 2025 In our world, the rivers remember. The mountains listen. The wind carries the voices of our ancestors, reminding us that giving and receiving are one breath, woven into the sacred rhythm of reciprocity. To resource, in the Indigenous way, is not merely to fund; (…)

  • Critical minerals ‘surround’ 45 isolated indigenous peoples in the Amazon

    3 de noviembre, puesto en línea por Isabel Harari
    Last Updated on November 3, 2025 MINING companies are seeking to explore minerals crucial to the technology sector close to at least 45 isolated Indigenous groups across Brazil’s Legal Amazon. An exclusive Repórter Brasil investigation found 1,827 applications to mine copper, lithium, rare (…)

  • Social Media Influencers Pose New Threat to Isolated Indigenous Peoples

    1ro de noviembre, puesto en línea por John Ahni Schertow
    Last Updated on November 1, 2025 A new report by Survival International warns that social media influencers and online content creators are emerging as a dangerous new threat to some of the world’s most isolated Indigenous peoples. Echoing the exploitative spectacle of 19th-century human zoos, (…)

  • Malaysia Looks to Aotearoa for Indigenous Rights Reform

    30 de octubre, puesto en línea por Samantha Mythem
    Last Updated on October 30, 2025 Malaysia is taking inspiration from Aotearoa New Zealand as it prepares to amend its decades-old Aboriginal Peoples Act. Official say New Zealand’s recognition of the Treaty of Waitangi and its indigenous governance structures offer useful lessons. The goal: to (…)

  • Global conservation body backs genetically modified wildlife over Indigenous opposition

    29 de octubre, puesto en línea por Miacel Spotted Elk
    Indigenous leaders say free, prior, and informed consent must guide decisions about synthetic conservation technologies on their lands. Source