Indigenous peoples in Canada, particularly in British Columbia, seek recognition of their rights, language revitalization, and restoration of original place names, citing historical injustices, unceded territories, and the impact of colonialism and residential schools.
Director Lucrecia Martel’s documentary Landmarks highlights Argentina’s historical disregard for Indigenous rights through the 2009 killing of Diaguita leader Javier Chocobar in a land dispute.
Russia has arrested Indigenous rights activists, including prominent figure Daria Egereva, accused of terrorism. Supporters claim the charges are fabricated, highlighting the plight of Indigenous peoples facing climate change, resource exploitation, and state repression.
Indigenous groups in Colombia's La Guajira region face severe environmental and social impacts from decades of coal mining, with fears that renewable energy projects will exacerbate existing problems. Leaders cite malnutrition, displacement, and cultural erosion, demanding fair consent and control over land and water resources.
