The Netherlands formally rehabilitates Tula

A presidential proclamation established the Emmett Till and Mamie Till-Mobley National Monument. Its sites preserve the history of Till's racist murder and his mother's campaign to make the violence...

IBGE released the first national census results specifically identifying the quilombola population. The figures made Black rural communities more visible in public statistics. Recognition through data...

IBGE presented results counting about 1.69 million Indigenous people in the 2022 census. Improved territorial mapping and enumeration methods contributed to recognition. The release challenged...

Charles Gladstone delivered a family apology at the University of Guyana for ancestral involvement in enslavement. The event brought descendants, reparations advocates and protesters into debate...

Brazil's Supreme Federal Court rejected the marco temporal argument restricting Indigenous land recognition by reference to occupation on the date of the 1988 Constitution. Indigenous mobilization...

Australian voters rejected the constitutional amendment proposing an Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Voice. The result was a setback for the constitutional recognition strategy advanced...

The EU Agency for Fundamental Rights released its second Being Black in the EU report. Survey findings documented discrimination, harassment and ethnic profiling despite formal legal protections....

President Frank-Walter Steinmeier asked forgiveness for German colonial violence during a visit to Songea. Meeting descendants connected official acknowledgment with the histories preserved by...

Law 14.723 revised federal education quotas, explicitly including quilombola students and adjusting the admissions process. Candidates would first compete for general places before reserved places...

The Accra conference concluded with a proclamation connecting African and diaspora demands for reparatory justice. Participants sought coordinated action on the consequences of enslavement and...