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16. Shinnecock Leadership Strife Causes Casino Company to Cut Off Funding

North America/Business

New York - Monthly stipends paid to the Shinnecock Indian Nation by a Detroit-based casino development company have been suspended while the tribe sorts out who is legally in charge of the nation, 27east reports. �

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17. Amerindian land demarcation still awaiting Norway funds

Caribbean/Politics

GUYANA - Amerindian land titling has been challenging in 2012 since the disbursement of the relevant funds did not materialise, however, communities that submitted their application for support will be addressed in 2013, according to Minister...

18. Myanmar: UN Special Rapporteur visit to assess human rights situation

Asia/Human Rights

GENEVA – The United Nations Special Rapporteur on the human rights situation in Myanmar, Tom�s Ojea Quintana, will undertake an official visit to the country from 11 to 16 February 2013, which will include �gathering informatio...

19. Coping with "New Normal" in Philippine Climate

Asia/Climate Change

BAGUIO CITY, Philippines (Tebtebba Indigenous Information Service) – For years the indigenous Ivatan folk of Batanes islands in northern Philippines have learned to cope with strong typhoons, which have since become part of their lives ev...

20. Amerindian village loses mining case

Caribbean/Mining and Extractive Industries

GUYANA - As the country’s mining section continues to expand and more persons seek their riches in the ‘gold bush’, Amerindian villages may soon be finding themselves before the courts more often than ever trying to defend t...

21. GLOBAL MERCURY CONVENTION COMPLETED WITHOUT USING THE TERM “INDIGENOUS PEOPLES”

North America/Environment

(Geneva, Switzerland) - A long-awaited Legally Binding International Treaty on Mercury, officially named the “Minimata Convention on Mercury” was adopted by States at the 5th International Negotiating Committee session on the morni...

22. This ruling marks the latest erosion of Amerindian legal and customary rights over their lands

Caribbean/Mining and Extractive Industries

GUYANA - The Judge might also have looked across to the safeguarding of Amerindian rights in our National Constitution (preamble on page 26 and Article 149G on page 89), and in international conventions signed and ratified by Guyana, includin...

23. Caribbean Amerindian Development Organization Established

Caribbean/News

Dominica, West Indies (UCTP Ta�no News) – December 9th, 2012 marked another historic day in the annuals of the history of Caribbean Indigenous Peoples as it marked the founding of the Caribbean Amerindian Development Organisation (...

24. Extended: e-discussion on Indigenous Peoples & Inequalities in the Post-2015 Development Agenda

Caribbean/News

Please note that the online discussion on inequalities facing indigenous peoples and how to address them in the post-2015 development agenda has been extended until Wednesday, 19 December.� The discussion is taking place online at: http://www....

25. Extended: e-discussion on Indigenous Peoples & Inequalities in the Post-2015 Development Agenda

World/World

26. Chief Spence Announces Hunger Strike in Ottawa

North America/Urgent!

ATTAWAPISKAT, ON – 11 December 2012. Chief Theresa Spence of Attawapiskat First Nation began a hunger strike today in protest of continuing governmental abuses against First Nations. Chief Spence stated: “Canada is violating the right o...

27. Taino Peoples Continue to Unify in the Caribbean

Caribbean/Self-Determination

“This is a significant moment in our collective history” stated Borrero. “We are affirming and honoring our ancestral connections across the region in an effort to promote our ancient Indigenous heritage to our present and ...

28. St. Thomas, Virgin Islands Celebrates Taino Heritage

Caribbean/Heritage

St. Thomas, USVI (UCTP Taino News) - St. Thomas, Virgin Islands residents recently experienced an exciting, �full day of Taino-related activities organized by local indigenous organization Opia Ta�no International, Inc. Activities to...

29. Peru: The bleak Future of Intercultural Bilingual Education

Central and South America/Education

Servindi – More than 90% of 4th grade students, whose native language is Quechua, Aymara, Awaj�n and Shipibo, do not achieve the expected performance for their grade. The result is not surprising, given the many deficiencies in t...

30. Native American designers fight cultural caricatures

North America/Business

(CNN) -- This November, events nationwide celebrated the traditions, fashion and food of the nation's 566 recognized Indian tribes as part of Native American Heritage Month.But a few high profile missteps surrounding the use of indigenous cultura...

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