Indigenous Rights

70-year-old Dolma’s quiet resistance mirrors the deep anxieties of Arunachal’s riverine communities amid dam disputes. As India and China clash...

Sangmoy Bawm, a sick Indigenous man, was jailed without conviction—and granted bail only two days after his death.

The Bawm, an Indigenous Christian minority in Bangladesh, are enduring systemic persecution and cultural extinction.

Indigenous communities in Bangladesh’s CHT face repression, land grabs, and military control despite the 1997 Peace Accord’s promises of autonomy.

An extremist group in Bangladesh attacked indigenous students and activists, injuring 13 during a protest against the removal of an...

Tripura homes in Bandarban torched during Christmas, victims blame settlers over land disputes.

The 1997 CHT Peace Accord remains unfulfilled, leaving indigenous communities in crisis and their rights unmet

The influx of migrants in Assam has raised tensions, prompting calls for stronger protections for indigenous people and resettlement efforts.