Brazil revises its federal education quota law

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...

The Dutch government formally rehabilitated Tula, leader of the 1795 Curaçao uprising against slavery. The ceremony took place on 4 October local time after bad weather interrupted the planned 3...

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...

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...

Law 14.759 made 20 November, the National Day of Zumbi and Black Consciousness, a national public holiday. The measure extended official recognition of a date associated with Black resistance. Its...

South Africa instituted proceedings against Israel at the International Court of Justice, alleging violations of the Genocide Convention in Gaza and requesting provisional measures. The filing...

The International Court of Justice ordered provisional measures in South Africa's case against Israel under the Genocide Convention. The order concerned protection of plausible rights and prevention...

Nord-Fosen siida and Roan Vind reached an agreement following the Supreme Court's Indigenous-rights ruling and prolonged mobilization. It provided measures to sustain reindeer herding while allowing...