Sentence examples for indigenous actions from inspiring English sources

In recent years, there have been a string of indigenous actions against oil pipelines in the US and Canada, but this one is already attracting especially broad support.

Is 350.org bringing support to indigenous actions that are happening around the world?

And the climate benefits from indigenous peoples' action are high.

In order to address the increased risk of diabetes and CVD in Indigenous communities, action is required from a young age both to prevent diabetes, and to improve management once it is established.

The crowd, which included unions, church, Indigenous and refugee action groups, than marched from Queens park on a circuit through the city centre.

To promote empowerment actions for indigenous women, the organizers formed an alliance with the global campaign Indigenous Women: Make them visible, empower them, an initiative promoted by FAO, the International Forum of Indigenous Women (FIMI), and the News Agency of Indigenous and Afro-descendant Women (NOTIMIA).

Next week, the government is due to issue a formal apology to indigenous communities for their actions.

The prime minister's actions on Indigenous Australia are just as concerning as his words," Shorten said.

But it's the tough reality for Indigenous people that their actions and words are seen as political even if only expressing something personal.

National Olympic officials cited charter rule 50, which forbids political, religious, or racial demonstrations inside an Olympic venue, to immediately reprimand this Indigenous athlete for his actions.

This book also complicates and provides nuanced consideration of debates around whether actions of Indigenous peoples are about 'selling-out' or about pragmatic and ever-fluid positionings for achieving stability and gains toward larger, strategic goals in ways that might not be evident in the immediate situation or short term.