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The O'Odham demand recognition.

Notes on the "Continental Campaign."

Costa Rican Indians finally recognized by their government.

Interview with a Quichua from Ecuador, who works in the health field. Discusses exploitation of natural resources, and the negative social and health implications of continued exploitation.

The combination of drought and forest fires have threatened thousands of indigenous people.

More people are being targeted by the military if they do not help out.

Delegates from the United Nations met to discuss the United States violation of the right of freedom of religion reguarding the Navajo and the Soverign Dineh Nation of Big Mountian.

The first national encounter of indigenous people and campesinos was held.

Indian leaders are attacked for speaking out against government encroachments onto their land.

Logging which has been damaging to Indigenous communities of the North Atlantic Atonomous Zone has ceased, leading to greater control of there constitutional right to their lands.

The Indigenous people of Ecuador held demonstrations and marches to push for the ratification of International Labor Organization's Convention 196. This would legally recognize the multiculturalism of the nation for the first time.

The Ngobe want recognition from the government.