A’uwẽ-Xavante leaders launched an international campaign in Geneva against Brazil’s Center-West Integration Railway, saying its route threatens their territory, ceremonies and consent rights.
Singapore authorities have charged Jolovan Wham and six human rights advocates over candlelight vigils, kite flying and letters filed without police permits, drawing court support and rights-group criticism.
India's Cockroach Janata Party and the government have clashed over protest cases, police action and facial-recognition surveillance after the Supreme Court closed more than 100 FIRs.
Four eggs are the count this season for peregrine falcons nesting at 367 Collins Street in Melbourne, where a 24/7 webcam draws hundreds of live viewers and more than 30,000 subscribers.
A Global Voices Spotlight series on Indigenous Rights says the central issue is not recognition alone but who controls decisions about Indigenous identity, land, culture, safety and profit.