30.000 Amazonas-Indigene wurden während des Kautschukbooms in nur 12 Jahren versklavt, gefoltert, vergewaltigt und dem Hungertod überlassen.
Heute jährt sich zum hundertsten Mal die Veröffentlichung des Untersuchungsberichts des Iren Roger Casement, der diese Gräueltaten aufdeckte. Gleichzeitig geht die Ausbeutung des Regenwaldes noch heute weiter und riskiert erneut das Überleben indigener Völker. „„Regenwald-Ernte“: Seit 100 Jahren zerstörerisch“ weiterlesen
Die brasilianische Behörde für indigene Angelegenheiten, FUNAI, hat eine Anordnung erlassen, die den Zugang zu einem Gebiet in der Nähe des geplanten Belo Monte Staudamms einschränkt. Dieser Schritt folgte Hinweisen auf die Existenz unkontaktierter Indianer in dem Gebiet. „Behörde genehmigt Staudamm trotz Bedrohung für Indigene“ weiterlesen
Editor‘s Note: This was another interview I was really looking forward to. The FTP Movement on the Ning network has plenty of activity but one element stands out heads and shoulders above the crowd, the site originator Bro. Kalonji Changa.
I have watched this busy young man use the democratic power of the Internet to dispel and dislodge the rumour that African men are not concerned with uplifting their own people and other oppressed populations across the world. I admire his tenacity, his organisational skills and the clarity of his political perspective and it shows in his sincere efforts to raise the consciousness and condition of the African Diaspora. Let this brief interview lead you to learn more at the FTP Movement. It‘s more than just another social networking community for African folks, its a movement making inroads in freedom of the African mind. Get on board.
– The Angryindian
„The Angryindian Interviews: Kalonji Changa of the FTP Movement“ weiterlesen
The Fourth World -The Intelligent Aboriginal News Service has partnered with progressive bloggers to form the Aboriginal News Group, an International association representing Indigenist blog-journalists covering Indigenous/First Nations news.
„Announcing the Formation of the Aboriginal News Group“ weiterlesen
Press Release: IANS Statement on the Gaza Crisis in Occupied Palestine
Intelligent Aboriginal News Service (IANS) Statement on the Gaza Crisis in Occupied Palestine
1.6.2009
“Total war is no longer war waged by all members of one national community against all those of another. It is total… because it may well involve the whole world.”
Jean-Paul Sartre
As Indigenous people fully conscious of our own respective colonial circumstances and those of other similarly repressed and oppressed peoples, we, the undersigned, maintain that the latest saturation bombing and subsequent ground invasion of a Palestinian refugee concentration camp is not just and that the continued IDF occupation extends this grave injustice. The defenceless people of The Gaza, a refugee district of Occupied Palestine, have been mercilessly attacked by the State of Israel under the auspices of national “self-defence.” This is clearly a false pretence, as it is now known that the Israeli intelligence and military services secretly planned this attack more than six months ago as part of “Operation Cast Lead”,[1] a covert programme of anti-Palestinian propaganda, premeditated sabotage of the Hamas government during the U.S.-sponsored June 2007 truce agreement and extensive ethnic terrorism directed against the refugee Arab Palestinian population of The Gaza. It is also now common knowledge that the Israeli Defence Forces have begun using cluster bombs, denatured uranium and the horrible chemical weapon, white phosphorus, a compound that burns human beings on contact.[2]
„Aboriginal News Service (IANS) Statement on the Gaza Crisis in Occupied Palestine“ weiterlesen
