Elin Anna Labba is a Sámi journalist and writer from Sápmi, the regional homeland of Sweden's indigenous Sami people. Elin's nonfiction book The Rocks Will Echo Our Sorrow, the forced displacement of ...

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From modest origins in the northern Finnish village of Kaukonen, Reidar Särestöniemi progressed to fame and recognition. His ...

For three years in a row, Indigenous leaders have called for an end to carbon markets, carbon offsets, and geoengineering ...

A UN groundbreaking report published in 1982 laid the legal ground for defining the inalienable rights of Indigenous Peoples.

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While every season in Lapland has its appeal, there’s a special allure to what the indigenous Sami people call “tjaktjagiesse” – the transition from summer to autumn that starts in August.

While every season in Lapland has its appeal, there’s a special allure to what the indigenous Sami people call “tjaktjagiesse” – the transition from summer to autumn that starts in August.

Indigenous groups say they were left dumbfounded and hurt after the Melbourne Storm cancelled a planned Welcome to Country ceremony just hours before kick-off at their Anzac Day NRL match.

The far north of Scandinavia is synonymous with Christmas – and minus 30 degree temperatures. Which makes visiting at a different time more alluring.