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Sámi Fishing Rights Recognized By Highest Court

The Sámi have a long tradition of Salmon fishing. Recently, a high court in Finland ruled in favor of Salmon fishing as part of Sámi culture.
Aslat Holmberg from the Sámi Council tells us about the significance of the ruling. 

Produced by Shaldon Ferris (Khoisan)
Voice : Aslat Holmberg (Sámi)
Music: "LIBRES Y VIVAS" by MARE ADVETENCIA, used with permission.
"Burn your village to the ground", by The Halluci Nation, used with permission.

Comunidad, tradición e innovación por la salud. Capítulo 3: Discriminación, la otra pandemia, en Náhuatl

La pandemia de Covid-19 ha afectado de diferentes formas la vida en los pueblos y comunidades Indígenas. Se han vivido afectaciones en la salud, en la economía, en la alimentación, en la educación, entre otras áreas. Además, se han profundizado algunas problemáticas, entre ellas pobreza, marginación, desempleo y discriminación. 

What Is Sacred To Us Means Nothing To Them - Gary McKinney On Lithium Mining In Thacker Pass

A proposed lithium mine at Peehee Mu’huh (Thacker Pass), Nevada, has attracted much attention. But those with the deepest ties to the land - descendants of those murdered at the Thacker Pass Massacre - have not been heard. In this podcast, we hear from Gary McKinney (Western Shoshone/ Northern Paiute) about the stuggles to protect sacred lands in the age of a lithium boom due to the transition to the "green" economy.

World Refugee Day

World Refugee Day is celebrated each year on June 20th. This year, the commemoration emphasizes the right to seek safety.
Regardless of who they are, where they come from, and whenever they feel forced to flee, every person on this planet has the right to seek safety.
In this podcast, we look at the situation unfolding in Tanzania, where an estimated 80 000 Maasai people are threatened to leave their ancestral land.
Produced by Shaldon Ferris(Khoisan)
Guest voice Diana Morat of Eldos FM, Johannesburg, South Africa

18. Community Meetings

In order to ensure that the right to Free, Prior and Informed Consent is complied with, there should be community meetings which make people aware of what is happening and could happen in their area. In addition to this, projects must be supervised in order to ensure that decisions made in the community meetings, are implemented during the development project.

Programa especial en el marco del mes del orgullo LGBTQ: entrevista con Pablo Xol

De acuerdo con la ONU, “las actitudes homofóbicas y transfóbicas profundamente arraigadas, a menudo combinadas con una falta de protección jurídica adecuada contra la discriminación por motivos de orientación sexual e identidad de género”, exponen a muchas personas de la comunidad LGBTQ a violaciones de sus derechos humanos. Muchas sufren discriminación en el trabajo, en las escuelas y en otros espacios públicos; a veces son maltratadas incluso por sus propias familias, o son víctimas de agresiones físicas y sexuales. 

Migrantes Indígenas, lo que se gana y lo que se pierde

En la selva y sierra de Chiapas, México, el fenómeno de la migración se vive en distintos niveles: en un primer nivel podemos hablar de aquellos migrantes Indígenas que salen de su comunidad en busca de trabajo temporal y se emplean en zonas turísticas cercanas, en el ramo de la construcción y en campos agrícolas; en un segundo nivel, y más preocupante, podemos hablar de aquellos migrantes que abandona su comunidad y que salen, incluso, con toda su familia para establecerse en algún centro urbano, creyendo  que ahí se solucionarán sus problemas económicos. 

Derechos humanos y colectivos durante la pandemia, en Tacuate

Los Derechos Humanos son normas que reconocen y protegen la dignidad de todos los seres humanos desde que nacen, sin distinción alguna de nacionalidad, origen étnico, religión, lengua o cualquier otra condición. Todos tenemos los mismos derechos y éstos van desde los esenciales, como el derecho a la vida, hasta otros que aseguran una existencia digna, como el derecho a la alimentación, a la educación, al trabajo, a la salud y a la participación política.   

Aadibasi Janajati Sarokar Episode 12

This 12-episode radio program series produced by Radio Jugal 98.1 Mhz with the financial grant provided by Cultural Survival under Community Media Fund, each episode bring the voices of local government, Indigenous Peoples representatives on the role of local government for promotion of Indigenous Peoples rights in the laws, plans and programs of the government. The rights of Indigenous Peoples mainly their right to land, water and natural resources including socio-cultural and linguistic rights in line with the UN Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples and ILO Convention no.

Aadibasi Janajati Sarokar Episode 11

This 12-episode radio program series produced by Radio Jugal 98.1 Mhz with the financial grant provided by Cultural Survival under Community Media Fund, each episode bring the voices of local government, Indigenous Peoples representatives on the role of local government for promotion of Indigenous Peoples rights in the laws, plans and programs of the government. The rights of Indigenous Peoples mainly their right to land, water and natural resources including socio-cultural and linguistic rights in line with the UN Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples and ILO Convention no.

Aadibasi Janajati Sarokar Episode 10

This 12-episode radio program series produced by Radio Jugal 98.1 Mhz with the financial grant provided by Cultural Survival under Community Media Fund, each episode bring the voices of local government, Indigenous Peoples representatives on the role of local government for promotion of Indigenous Peoples rights in the laws, plans and programs of the government. The rights of Indigenous Peoples mainly their right to land, water and natural resources including socio-cultural and linguistic rights in line with the UN Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples and ILO Convention no.

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