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Indigenous News stories on the International, National and regional fronts that NewsNewsLedger readers need to know for Tuesday September 8 2026

Indigenous NewsHawk: First Nations school crisis, land rights and urgent calls...

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Indigenous NewsHawk Update: Land Rights, Great Nicobar, Canadian Trade Pressure and...

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A Nanti woman and child. The Nanti were just one of many uncontacted and recently-contacted peoples whose survival was threatened by the bill. © Survival

“Genocide Bill” scrapped as Indigenous people claim victory in Peru

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New report reveals shocking health crisis for Brazil’s Yanomami tribe

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Buzzfeed report exposes abuses on global scale by WWF-funded guards

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This member of the Sentinelese tribe was photographed firing arrows at a helicopter which was sent to check up on the tribe in the wake of the 2004 tsunami . The Sentinelese people have long made it clear that outsiders are not welcome and they wish to be left alone. © Indian Coastguard/Survival

Survival International statement on killing of American man John Allen Chau...

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Paulo Marubo, leader of a Javari Valley indigenous organization from the Uncontacted Frontier. © Amazonas Atual

Brazilian Indians Appeal for World Help

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Shoot on Sight Policy Impacts Indigenous People in India

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Nixiwaka Yawanawá, an Amazon Indian in London, has described London as a city 'rich in history and filled with ghosts'. © Helen Saunders/Survival

Amazon Indian in London Speaking Out

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The Akawaio and Arekuna fish in the Mazaruni river and its tributaries. The proposed dam would flood the tribes' land and forever destroy an area famed for its scenery and bio-diversity. © Audrey Butt Colson

Report exposes threat to dam Lost World

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Davi Kopenawa's book is an impassioned plea to respect the Yanomami's rights and preserve the Amazon rainforest. © Fiona Watson/Survival

Yanomami Shaman – ‘The Falling Sky’ is an impassioned plea

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We have decided to fight and die for our land

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