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The threat posed by climate change to pastoralists in Africa, by Joseph Ole Simel, pp. 34-43 1-2/08
Logging in the Congo Basin: What Hope for Indigenous Peoples' Resources and their Environments?, by Jerome Lewis and John Nelson, pp. 8-15 4/2006
MDGs, Globalisation and Indigenous Peoples in Africa, by Nigel Crawhall, pp. 6-13 1/2006
Will Pastoral Legislation Disempower Pastoralists in the Sahel?, by Ced Hesse and Brigitte Thébaud, pp. 14-23 1/2006
Cause for Celebration or Celebration for a Cause: Pastoralism and Poverty Reduction Strategies in East Africa, by Michael Ochieng Odhiambo, pp. 24-29 1/2006
The Health Situation of Women and Children in Central African Pygmy Peoples, by Dorothy Jackson, pp. 38-45 1/2006
Mother Tongue: Old Debates and New Initiatives in San Education, by Maitseo Bolaane and Sidsel Saugestad, pp. 46-54 1/2006
Education and the San of Southern Africa, by Jennifer Hays and Amanda Siegrühn, pp. 26-34 1/2005
Traditional Water Knowledge and Emancipation of Hunter-Gatherers in Southern Africa, by Cornelis VanderPost, Joram /Useb and Nigel Crawhall, pp. 36-41 4/2004
The Rise of Indigenous Peoples Civil Society in Africa 1994-2004, by Nigel Crawhall, pp. 40-46 3/2004
TWA Women in the Great Lakes Region "We want our children to know how to take their future into their own hands", by Dorothy Jackson, pp. 14-21 1-2/2004
Female Genital Mutilation, by Naomi Kipuri, pp. 22-27 1-2/2004
Tamachek Women in the 21st Century, by Saudata Aboubacrine, pp. 28-31 1-2/2004
After the World Parks Congress: Rights of Indigenous Communities Still at Stake in Central Africa, by John Nelson, pp. 14-19 4/2003
Indigenous Advocacy in Central Africa, by Dorothy Jackson, pp. 8-13 4/2003
Sustainable livelyhoods for Pygmy peoples, by Dorothy Jackson, pp. 8-17 1/2003
Decentralization, natural resource management, and community-based conservation institutions in Southern Africa, by Robert K. Hitchcock, pp. 38-49 4/2001
The Sahara's indigenous peoples, the Tuareg, fear environmental catastrophe, by Jeremy Keenan, pp. 50-57 4/2001
Evolving Discrimination against the Forest People (Pygmies) of Central Africa, by Justin Kenrick and Jerome Lewis, pp. 62-70 1/2001
African Indigenous Women in the 21st Century, by Lucy Mulenkei, pp. 42-45 3/2000
Taking their words from their mouths, by Hugh Brody, pp. 4-9 2/2000
The Forest People of Africa in the 21st Century. Present Predicament of Hunter-Gatherers and Former Hunter-Gatherers of the Central African Rainforests, by Justin Kenrick, pp. 10-24 2/2000
Arusha Resolutions, pp. 50 - 55 2/1999
The African Commission on Human and Peoples' Rights and the Issue of Indigenous Peoples, by dr. Nyameko Barney Pityana, pp. 44 - 49 2/1999
The African Indigenous Women' s Organisation, by Lucy Mulenkei, pp. 42 - 43 2/1999
The Situation of the Maasai Women, by Mary Simat, pp. 39-39 2/1999
Indigenous Self-Organisation in Southern Africa - the Example of WIMSA, by Kxao Moses #Oma, pp. 20 - 21 2/1999
A Voice at Last for the African Indigenous Women, by Lucy Mulenkei, pp. 10 - 11 2/1999
Contested Images: Indigenous Peoples in Africa, by Sidsel Saugestad, pp. 6 - 9 2/1999
The Human Rights Situation of Indigenous Peoples in Africa, by Naomi Kipuri, pp. 18 - 25 1/1999
Resource Management among Indigenous Peoples in East Africa, by Naomi Kipuri, p. 50 2/1998
Coercive Conservation? Biodiversity preservation and Indigenous Peoples, by Robert K. Hitchcock, p. 50 1/1996
Grassroots Political Organizing among Kalahari Bushmen, by Robert K. Hitchcock and John D. Holm, pp. 4-10 3/1995
People Searching for a Future, by Marcus Colchester, p. 38 3/1993
The Bleak Future of the Ilparakuyo Pastoral Society, by Melkiori S. Ole Matwi, p. 47 2/1993
Truly Indigenous: The Berbers of North Africa, by Kusyel Tissas, p. 14 2/1993
Pastoralism and the State in African Arid Lands: An Overview, by M. a. Mohamed Salih, p. 4 2/1993
IWGIA and the Tuareg case, p. 159 62/1990
Sources, p. 159 62/1990
Chronology of Events during 1990 in Niger and Mali, p. 150 62/1990
Explanatory notes to the Tuareg documents, p. 148 62/1990
Interview with Tuareg leader, M. Iyad Ag Ghali, p. 1 62/1990
"We, the Tuaregs...", p. 135 62/1990
A background to the situation of the Tuaregs in Niger and Mali, p. 130 62/1990
Massacres of the Tuareg in Mali and Niger, p. 129 62/1990
Language, culture and nation building, pp. 5 - 14 43-44/1985
Kalahari: war, foreign aid, liquor and the Bushmen, p. 119 33/1983

ALGERIA
The Ahaggar Tuareg: From Political Centre to Ethnic Marginalisation, by Ingrid Poulsen, p. 44 4/1994

ANGOLA
Structural Violence and Social Suffering Among the San in Southern Africa, By Renée Sylvain, pp 16-21 4/2007
Genocide of the Bosquimanos, pp. 66-68 31-32/1982

BOTSWANA
Structural Violence and Social Suffering Among the San in Southern Africa,By Renée Sylvain, pp 16-21 4/2007
Struggling for the Right to return: The Residents of the Central Kalahari Game Reserve vs. the Government of Botswana, by Diana Vinding, pp. 20-25 4/2003
Resettlement of Khwe Communities Continues, by Christian Erni, pp. 8-11 3-4/1997
Bushman´s Decision to Relocate People of the Central Kalahari Game Reserve. Concensus or Genocide?, by Robert Hitchcock, p. 44 3/1996
Hunter-Gatherers in Botswana and the Land Issue, by Liz Wily, pp. 6-19 2/1994
The San of Botswana: Legal Status, Access to Land, Development and natural Resources, by Batlhalefhi Moeletsi, pp. 45-49 4/1993
The Inconvenient Indigenous Peoples, by Sidsel Saugestad, p. 36 2/1993
Game Park vs. the San. Conservation and sustainable development in Kalahari, by R. K. Hitchcock, p. 7 1/1991
Indigenous peoples and Wildlife Utilisation Schemes, by Robert Hitchcock, p. 29 59/1989
Ranches, Resettlements and Land Rights among the Tyua of Northern Botswana, by Robert Hitchcock, p.45  57/1989
Impacts of drought upon Kalahari San population, by Robert Hitchcock, pp. 9-14 45/1986

CAMEROON
Indigenous migration from rural to urban areas - the case of Cameroon, by Ibrahim Njobdi, pp. 44-50 3/2007
What's in the Pipeline for the Bagyéli of Cameroon, by the Forests Peoples Programme, pp. 58-61 3/2000
Pygmies and Industrial Logging: The Case of the Bagyeli of Southern Cameroon, by Jacques Ngoun, pp. 14 - 15 2/1999

CHAD
Indigenous Peul Girls in Chad, by Hindou Oumarou Ibrahim, pp. 28-31 3-4/2005
The Haddad of Chad, by Ida Nicolaisen, pp. 26-31 2/2000

CONGO, THE DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF / formerly ZAIRE
The Impact of Commercial Logging and Forest Policy on Indigenous Peoples in the Democratic Republic of Congo, by Lucy Mulvagh, pp. 16-21 4/2006
The Impact of the Congolese Conflict on the Indigenous Pygmy Population, by Ilundu Bulambu Stephan, pp. 18-22 3/2003
The Present Situation of the Pygmies in the Democratic Republic, by Stephan Ilundu Bulambo, pp. 12-13 2/1999
The Efe, a rainforest people from northern Zaire, by Espen Wæhle, p. 30 2/1993

ETHIOPIA
The marginalization of Pastoral Communities in Ethiopia, by Melakou Tegegn, pp. 32-37 4/2003
Trials and Errors, by Jeremy Swift, pp. 19-21 48/1986
Resettlement, Villagisation and the Ethiopian peoples, by Virginia Luling, pp. 27-39 47/1986
Famine in War-torn Tigray, pp. 104-105 35-36/1983

Refugees go home from refugee camps, pp. 113 - 114 49/1987

GABON
Indigenous Forest Peoples of Gabon Face Uncertain Future, by Judy Knight, pp. 22-29 4/2006

HORN OF AFRICA, THE
Interview with Dr. Zeremaiean Fre of PENHA: Reflections on 30 Years of the Eritrean fight for Independence. Interview by Espen Wæhle, p. 10 3/1991
The Re-birth of the Somaliland Republic, by Yusuf Ali Sheikh Madar, p. 7 3/1991
The "Bar Hargeisa" opens for business, by Kitty Warnock, p. 4 3/1991
Drive for Self-determination and Independence, p. 3 3/1991

KENYA
Migration if Indigenous Peoples in Kenya to urban ares, by Johnson Mali ole Kaunga, pp. 38-43 3/2007
Mau Forest: Killing the Goose but Still Wanting the Golden Eggs, by Kanyinke Sena, pp. 30-35
Indigenous Peoples' Experiences with the Formal Education System: The Case of the Kenyan Pastoralists, by Johnson Ole Kaunga, pp. 35-41 1/2005
Marginal Life in the Marginal Lands of Kenya: The impact of drought on the Laikipia Maasai community, with a specific focus on women and children, by Johnson ole Kaunga, pp. 46-51 3/2000
The Pastoralists of Northern Kenya, by Daoud Tari, pp. 40-41 2/1999
Nairobi Conference - USA: Northwest Indian Women's Circle, pp, 231 - 243 43-44/1985
Nairobi Conference - Eritrea. Women in struggle, pp. 222 - 230 43-44/1985
Nairobi Conference - West Papua. An interview with Betty Ireeuw and Gerda Kaisiepo, pp. 217 - 221 43-44/1985
Nairobi Conference - The highlight of the UN World Decade for Women, pp. 211 - 216 43-44/1985
More details emerge of Degodia massacre, pp. 60 - 64 38/1984
Massacre of Degodia in Northern Frontier District, pp. 94 - 96 37/1984

MALI
What happened to the Peace Agreement? by Anne Hege Simonsen, pp. 50 - 53 4/1994
The Universal Declaration of the Rights of Indigenous Peoples and Mal's Peace Treaty: A Comparison,   by Gunnvor Berge, p. 20 2/1993
West Africa: Tuareg Treaty, p. 6 1/1991

NAMIBIA
Structural Violence and Social Suffering Among the San in Southern Africa,By Renée Sylvain, pp 16-21 4/2007
San Women Today: Inequality and Dependency in a Post-Foraging World, by Renee Sylvain, pp. 8-14 1-2/2004
A case study on the proposed Epupa hydropower dam, by Andrew Corbett, pp. 80 - 89 3-4/1999
The Kxoe of West Caprivi, Namibia: Conflicts over Land, Resource Rights, and Development, by Robert K. Hitchcock & Marshall W. Murphree, pp. 46 - 51 4/1998
The Proposed Construction of a Hydropower Scheme on the Lower Cunene River Submission on behalf of the traditional leadership of the Kunene Region, p. 4 2/1998
The Himba People's Fight against the Planned Construction of a Dam, by Terese Sveijer, pp. 12-17 3-4/1997
Land Rights, Local Institutions, and Grassroots Development among the Ju/´Hoansi of Northern eastern Namibia, by Dori Bixler, Megan Biesele, and Robert K. Hitchcock, p. 23 2/1993
The Plunder of Namibia's Uranium, by Alun Roberts, pp. 46-51 25-26/1981
Freedom Library, pp. 34 - 35 19/1978

NIGERIA
The Martyrdom of Ken Saro-Wiwa and the Activities of Multinational Oil Companies in the Ogoni Region of Nigeria, by Vincent Idemyor, pp. 23 - 27 3/2003
The Role of Multinational Oil Companies in Nigerian Federalism.The Continuing Ogoni Crisis as an Example, by dr. Vincent Idemyor, pp. 56 - 61 2/1999
Where Oil Kills - the Ogoni Tragedy, by Anne Hege Simonsen, pp. 52-57 4/1995
The Ogoni: an Endangered Indigenous People, by Ben Naanen, pp. 18- 20 2/1995

RWANDA
Indigenous Self-Organisation in Rwanda - the Example of CAURWA, by Kalimba Zephyrin, pp. 16 - 19 2/1999

SOMALIA
Vulnerable Minorities in Somalia and Somaliland, by Bernhard Helander, pp. 21-23 2/1995
Refugees, Settlement and Self reliance in North West Somalia, by Robert Hitchcock, pp. 135 - 138 50/1987

SOUTH AFRICA
Structural Violence and Social Suffering Among the San in Southern Africa,By Renée Sylvain, pp 16-21 4/2007
Protecting the Land Rights of Indigenous People: A South African Case Study, by Maureen Tong, pp. 26-31 4/2003
The San of South Africa, by Petrus Vaalbooi, pp. 22 - 24 2/1999

SUDAN
Human Rights Abuses and Mass Deportations in Central Sudan, by Survival International, p. 55 2/1993
Destroying Ethnic Identity. The Secret War against The Nuba, p. 48 1/1992

SWAZILAND
Zenzele - Swazi women say: "Do it yourself!", pp. 47 - 74 48/1986

TANZANIA
In the Shadow of the MDGs: Pastoralist Women and Children in Tanzania, by Ndinini Kimesera Sikar and Dorothy L. Hodgson, pp. 30-37 1/2006
Rights to Land: The Case of the Maasai of Tanzania, by Benedict Ole Nangoro, pp. 38-46 4/2003
The living and working conditions of urban-based indigenous peoples: the case of the Masaai of Tanzalia, by Johnson ole Kaunga, pp. 8-15 3-4/2002
Indigenous Self-Organisation in Tanzania: The Case of PINGO' s Forum, by PINGO's Forum, pp. 34 - 37 2/1999
The Brief History and Situation of the Barabaig Indigenous Peoples of Tanzania, by Augustin Marangu, pp. 32 - 33 2/1999
The Hadzabe of Tanzania, by Gudo Mahiya, Gonga Petro and Simon Charles, pp. 30 - 31 2/1999
The Current Situation in Tanzania Maasailand, by Benedict Ole Nangoro, pp. 25 - 29 2/1999
Maasai in a Tourists´ Paradise: A Process of Poverty and Sedentarisation, by Nina Johnsen, p. 10 2/1998
Uncertain Future for Maasai of Ngorongoro, by Charles Lane, p.4 3-4/1997
Turning Adversity to Advantage, by Charles Lane, p. 50 1/1997
The Concept of Indigenous Peoples in Africa, by D. Murumbi, pp. 52 - 57 1/1994
On 12th January, 1993. At Katesh!, by Getakanod, D.M.D., p. 49 2/1993
Brigadier very generous to Tanzania, by Daily News 21/3/93,p. 53 2/1993
First Maasai Conference on Culture and Development, by Saruni Oitesoi ole-Ngulay, p. 53 1/1992
Hunters in a Field of Corn, by Svein Evjen Olsen, p. 3 1/1991
Executive Order denies Land Rights, Barabaig suffer beatings, Arson and criminal Charges, p. 127 60-61/1990
Displaced Pastoralists and transferred Wheat Technology in Tanzania, by Charles Lane and Jules N. Pretty, p. 117 60-61/1990
The Indigenous Peoples´ Rights Question in Africa, by Moringe Parkipuny, p. 92 59/1989
Wildlife have more rights than Maasai, Interview with Lazaro Parkipuny, pp. 182 - 184 35-36/1983

ZIMBABWE
Drought, Environmental Change, and Development among the Tyua of Western Zimbabwe, by Robert K. Hitchcock and Fanuel M. Nangati, p. 42 2/1993

Samenet - The Sámi Information and Communication Network, by Henrik Michael Kuhmunen, pp. 44-46 2/2003
Indigenous peoples and climate change research in the Arctic, by Mark Nuttall, pp. 26-33 4/2001
Elizabeth' s walk - Tshakuesh' s meshkanu, by Jane McGillivray, pp. 34-37 4/2001
Self-government in Greenland, by Jens Dahl, pp. 36-41 3/2001
Nunavut: The still small voice of indigenous governance, by Peter Jull, pp. 42-51 3/2001
A 5-year plan to create a public government in Nunavik, by Gérard Duhaime, pp. 52-55 3/2001
The Inuit Spirit for a Global Partnership, by Aqqaluk Lynge, pp. 16 - 21 3/1998
Subsistence Values and Ethics, by Finn Lynge, pp. 22 - 25 3/1998
Indigenous Circumpolar Youth Conference, 7 - 9 April, Copenhagen 2/1994
The attack on Inuit Whale Hunting by animal rights groups, by Claus Oreskov & Frank Sejersen, p. 1 3/1993
Inuit Circumpolar Conference, Review of Events, by Dalee Sambo, p. 10 4/1992
Environmental rights as a cover for cultural encroachment?, by George Blichfeldt, p. 16 1/1992
Statement, by Helle Siegstad, Greenland, p. 13 1/1992
Environment and human rights, by Finn Lynge, p. 10 1/1992
Declarations of the ICC Vice President Aqqaluk Lynge, p. 7 1/1992
Greetings from Prime Minister Gro Harlem Brundtland to the IWGIA Conference, p. 6 1/1992
Public Hearing on "Environmental Rights: "The Arctic and the Nordic Countries in Global Perspectives",  Statement of the Conference, by Elina Helander, Gunvør Hoydal, Arne Kallaand, p. 4 1/1992
Indigenous peoples and the Militarisation of the Arctic, by Ole Gaup, p. 66 60-61/1990
The harpoon is cast - the Inuit establish a nature conservation strategy for the Arctic, by Mads Fægteborg, pp. 3-8 49/1987
Alaska Native Review Commission in an arctic perspective, by Thomas R. Berger, pp. 19-30 35-36/1983
Inuit arrange seminar on Arctic Pilot Project, pp. 52-56 33/1983
Arctic Pilot Project Hearings proceed, pp. 69-74 31-32/1982
Inuit fight against Arctic Pilot Project, pp. 76-80 30/1982 

ALASKA
Alaska's Arctic National Wildlife Refuge Debate, by Mark Nuttall, pp. 8-11 2-3/2006
North Slope Borough Home Rule Government: a means of coping with Social Injustice, by Delbert Rexford, p. 26 1/1996
7th Inuit Circumpolar Conference (ICC) General Meeting, by Jens Dahl, pp. 44-47 3/1995
At last at rest. 756 Ancestors being returned, p. 27 3/1991
Presentation to the 6th ISI Assembly, by Vernita Cassidy,p.14 62/1990
Pribilof Islands, by Larry Merculief, p. 5 62/1990
Statement on the development among Inuits of Southwest Alaska to UNWGIP, by Paul Jerry Ivan, p. 5 59/1989
Native Settlement Claims Act amended, p. 5 57/1989
Review of Berger´s report on ANCSA, by Jens Dahl, pp. 1-3 47/1986
Conflict between environmental orientations in Arctic Alaska, by William C. Brower, p. 3-12 41/1985
Native Review Commission is underway, pp. 3-5 37/1984
Background to Alaska Native Review Commission, pp. 14-18 35-36/1983
Inuit Circumpolar Conference - Press release, p. 13 35-36/1983
Native Claims Settlement Act - Introduction, pp. 10-12 35-36/1983
Territoriality and political independence: aspects of Inuqiat ethnicity, by William C. Brower, pp. 1-2 34/1983 

CANADA
Forest Management Based on Local Values: An Example of Forest Co-management in British Colombia, by Gail Fondahl , Beverly Leon and Sue Grainger, pp. 44-49 4/2006
Yukon First Nations and the Alaska Highway Gas Pipeline, by David Roddick, pp. 12-19 2-3/2006
The Mackenzie Gas Project: Aboriginal Interests, the Environment and Northern Canada's Energy Frontier, by Mark Nuttall, pp. 20-29 2-3/2006
Assessing the Impacts of Oilsands Development on Indigenous Peoples in Alberta, by Clint Westman, pp. 30-39 2-3/2006
Inuit Youth in Canada, by Franco Buscemi, pp. 60-66 3-4/2005
Education in the Canadian Arctic: What Difference has the Nunavut Government made? by Jack Hicks, pp. 8-15 1/2005
Strengthening Indigenous Peoples' Influence: "Claims Boards" in Northern Canada, by Graham White, pp. 26-29 4/2004
Using Land Use and Occupancy Mapping to Establish a Protected Area Network in the Deh Cho Territory, Canada, by Grand Chief Herb Norwegian and Petr Cizek, pp. 30-35 4/2004
Quebec Native Women: Countering Violence, by Michèle Rouleau, pp. 36-38 1-2/2004
The Olympic Land Grab, by Naomi Klein, pp. 36-38 3/2003
Perspectives on the Indigenous Tradition / New Technology Interface, by Greg Young-Ing, pp. 14-17 2/2003
Urban aboriginal communities in Canada, by Christopher Reid, pp. 48-53 3-4/2002
Urban Inuit in Canada: a case from Montreal, by Nobuhiro Kishigami, pp. 54-59 3-4/2002
Lake Winnipeg regulation Churchill-Nelson river diversion project and the Crees of northern Manitoba, by Luke M. A. Hertlein, pp. 120 - 135 3-4/1999
Submission from Hydro-Québec, pp. 136 - 142 3-4/1999
Hunters Coping with Miners. A brief history of Innu mobilization against exploitation, by Georg Henriksen, p. 46 2/1998
Gender Parity in Nunavut? By Jens Dahl, p. 42 3-4/1997
Lessons from the Canadian experience, by Peter Jull, p. 41 1/1997
Assembly of the Manitoba Chiefs. Presented by the Assembly of the Manitoba Chiefs, Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada. p. 36 3/1996
The Lubicon Lake Cree Nation Closer to Extinction? By Bernhard Bös and Andreas Knudsen, pp. 46-51 2/1995
Photo essay, by Rune Eraker, pp. 31-37 1/1995
Nunavut, by Jens Dahl, p. 30 1/1995
The Crees, Secession and the Territorial Integrity of Quebec, by Chief Ted Moses, pp. 40-43 4/1994
Statement of the Innu people, by George Rich, pp. 50-51 1/1994
Notes for comments, by Rosemarie Kuptana, President of Inuit Tapirisat, p. 38 1/1993
Forest in Nitassinan, p. 44 4/1992
Water Tribunal: great Whale River - James Bay II Hydroelectric Project, p. 4 2/1992
Full environmental review delays hydro project, p. 57 3/1991
Lubicon Cree still need help, by Karin Sonne-Jensen and Claus Oreskov, p.55 3/1991
Land Rights Extinguished: The Gitksan-Wet ´Suwet´en Land; Claim in British Columbia, Canada, p. 47 1/1991
Villages of the Dammed: The James Bay Agreement leaves a trail of broken promises, by Billy Diamond, p. 42 1/1991
Eleven weeks that shook Canada, by Claus Oreskov, p. 53 62/1990
Statement before the WGIP on the situation of the Mohawk, by Kenneth Deer, p. 49 62/1990
On the Land Claims Agreement-in-Principle between Inuit and the Government of Canada, by Paul Quassa, p. 32 60-61/1990
The Dene/Metis Land Claim. Summary, p. 43 59/1989
Suicides among indigenous Youths, p. 55 53-54/1988
Stein Valley - natural wonder at risk, by Larry Commodore, p. 52-54 53-54/1988
Chaos or Cosmos, by Fred Plain, pp. 29-32 51-52/1987
Aboriginal self-government - Assessing constitutional failure, by Peter Jull, pp. 69-82 50/1987
Boundary agreement reached in Northwest Territories, pp. 37-42 49/1987
Self-government in Comprehensive Claims policy, pp. 23-32 46/1986
Low-level military flights and the destruction of Innu culture, by Peter Armitage, pp. 43-62 45/1986
Lubicon Lake People under threat, pp. 73-79 43-44/1985
Meares Island victory of Indians (stop Press), p. 50 42/1985
Waiting for conflict on Meares Island, pp. 46-49 42/1985
Nunavut Boundary problem solved, pp. 63-67 41/1985
Inuit work to remove Caribou drowned in the Caniapiscau River, pp. 9-14 40/1984
Minister introduces Indian self-government Legislation, pp. 61-65 39/1984
A profile of the Inuvialuit communities involved in the Western Arctic Claim Settlement, pp. 29-32 38/1984
Inuvialuit final agreement signed, pp. 26-28 38/1984
Inuit and Nunavut, by Dennis Patterson, pp. 39-52 37/1984
Inuit needs reasonable land claims settlements and a Nunavut Territorial Government, pp. 33-38 37/1984
Designing a Nunavut Constitution, p. 32 34/1983
Conflicts of interest in constitutional debate, pp. 110-114 33/1983
First licenses granted under Oil and Gas Act, pp. 86-87 38-32/1982
Inuit Demand creation of Nunavut, by Peter Jull, p. 85 31-32/1982
A perspective on the Aboriginal Rights Coalition, by Peter Jull, pp. 82-98 30/1982
Inuit women's organisation formed, p. 81 30/1982
Response by native peoples to constitution patriation, pp. 49-54 28-29/1981
Micmacs of Restigouche challenge Quebec, pp. 41-48 28-29/1981
Meeting discusses Inuit language development, pp. 59-60 27/1981
New Oil and Gas Bill threatens Native Rights, pp. 55- 58 27/1981
The James Bay Agreement under fire, pp. 50-54 27/1981
Telegram of Support from the Sami, p. 39 25-26/1981
Assembly of the Dene Nation, p. 38 25-26/1981
Inuit babies die at five times the national rate, p. 61 24/1980
Baker Lake: Aboriginal rights raise difficult questions, pp.55-60 24/1980
Canada's Native peoples and the Constitution, by Peter Jull, pp. 47-54 24/1980
Russell Tribunal on the rights and situation of Indians, p. 46 24/1980
Multinational corporation polluting Indian reserve, by S. Hvalkof & H. Veber, pp. 33-45 24/1980
The Dene: A plea for Justice, p. 45 22/1979
The Amerindianization of Schools, p. 32 20-21/1978
Reports from the Northwest Territories, pp. 27-31 20-21/1978
The Unique Constitutional Position of the Indian, by Douglas Sanders, pp. 39-43 19/1978
NEB wants restructuring of Canadian corporate set-up, pp. 28-30 18/1977
Gas shortage could begin as early as 1982, pp. 26-28 18/1977
Oils fall sharply on TSE, p. 25 18/1977
Native people gain little from Pipeline Project, pp. 22-24 18/1977
August Cabinet meeting next decision point for Alcan route, pp.19-21 18/1977
NEB approves Alaska Highway Gas Pipeline Project, pp. 17-19 18/1977
The Berger Report of the Mackenzie Valley Pipeline Inquiry, pp. 8-16 18/1977
Legal battle over Indian land rights in Northwest Territories, pp.1-2 17/1977 

FINLAND, see also Saamiland
Finland and the Process of Ratifying ILO Convention no.169, by Tanja Joona, pp. 40-45
Threats to the cultural autonomy of the Saami, by Heikki J. Hyvärinen, p. 14 2/1996
 

GREENLAND
The Social Determinants of Elevated Rates of Suicide Among Inuit Youth, By Jack Hicks, pp 30-37 4/2007
Indigenous urbanism revisited - the case of Greenland, by Frank Sejersen, pp. 27-31 3/2007
Oil Exploration in Greenland, by Rasmus Ole Rasmussen, pp. 40-47 2-3/2006
The Flexibility of Greenlandic Women, by Gitte Tróndheim, pp. 58-66 1-2/2004
Statement by Home Rule Government. Presented by Tove Søvndahl Petersen 3/1996
The Arctic Point of View: Interviews With Greenland Hunters, by Frank Sejersen and Claus Oreskov, pp. 46-49 4/1995
Current Concerns of the Inuit People, by Henrietta Rasmussen, pp. 48-50 3/1995
Ultima Thule? by Claus Oreskov, pp. 51-54 3/1995
Home Rule, by Tønnes O. K. Berthelsen, pp. 14-21 1/1995
The 7th General Assembly on Indigenous Survival International 14-16 August, pp. 41-42 4/1993
Declaration by the Prime Minister on Home Rule, by Lars Emil Johansen, pp. 42-43 4/1993
Subsistence Hunting in Greenland, by Mark Nutall, p. 48 60-61/1990
Publication of Human Rights Instruments in Greenlandic - A proposal for a Greenlandic Handbook on Human Rights, by Jens Brøsted, p. 43 58/1989
General election supports continuing decolonisation, by Jens Dahl, pp. 41-44 51-52/1987
Inughuit - film, by Mads Fægteborg, pp. 40-43 47/1986
Thule Inughuit moved by force, by Lars Nordskov Nielsen,p.73-90 45/1986
Clarification of Identity at the Tukak´ Theatre, by Henrik Elling & Mads Fægteborg, pp. 76-93 37/1984
Inuit Circumpolar Conference, pp. 45 25-26/1981
Greenland from Colony to Home Rule: on political mobilization, by Heige Kleivan, pp. 13-22 22/1979
Home Rule in Greenland and the Home Rule System, pp. 4-12 22/1979
The Giants have come, pp. 21-26 20-21/1978

NORTH AMERICA
Perspectives on the Indigenous Tradition / Technology Interface, by Greg Young-Ing, pp. 14-17 2/2003
Navajo Cyber-Sovereignty, by Frances Vitali and Jean Whitehorse, pp. 38-43 2/2003
From sovereignty to freedom: towards an indigenous political discourse, by Alfred Taiaiake, pp. 22-34 3/2001
USA/Canada: Indian Alliance, pp. 32 - 33 19/1978

NORWAY, see also Saamiland
The Alta-case, a story about how another hydroelectric dam-project  was forced through in Norway, by Ande Somby, pp. 56 - 63 3-4/1999
The end of 13 Years of Silence: The Sami Land Rights Issue in Norway, by Terje Brantenberg, pp. 26 - 29 4/1993 

RUSSIA
Government Deception Threatens Destruction of Eastern Khanty Traditional Culture, by Andrew Wiget and Olga Balaeva, p. 12 2/1997
The Association of Minority Indigenous Peoples of the North, Siberia and the Far East of the Russian Federation (AIPON) Third Congress, by Claus Oreskov, p. 18 2/1997
Interview with Gennady N. Maimago, President of Taymyr Okrug Association, by Claus Oreskov, p. 2/1997
Photo feature. Home in the Tundra, the Taiga and the Sea; Indigenous Peoples of Siberia, by Alexander Pika, pp. 34 - 39 2/1994
Statement of the Russian Association of Northern Indigenous People, by Vladimir Sanghi, p. 12 4/1992
Court ruling sounds Death knell for foreign logging firm, p. 37 1/1993
Are the Udege People once again faced with the threat of disappearance?, by V. A. Shnirelman, p. 31 1/1993
A northern Parliament? Arctic and Sub-arctic peoples deputies meet in Moscow, May 1991, by Inge Larsen, p. 56 1/1992
Population Statistics for Northern peoples, pp. 80 - 81 25-26/1981

SÁPMI/SAAMILAND, see also Norway, Finland
Forestry Conflicts in Finnish Sápmi: Local, National and Global Links, by Rebecca Lawrence and Kaisa Raitio, pp. 36-43 4/2006
Gender in Sápmi - Socio-Cultural Transformations and New Challenges, by Jorunn Eikjok, pp. 52-57 1-2/2004
Indigenous Women in the North: The struggle for rights and feminism, by Jorunn Eikjok, pp. 38-41 3/2000
Strengthening Sami Cross Boundary Institutions and Relations, by John Henriksen, pp. 34 - 39 3/1998
Sápmi. Land Rights, Linguistic Rights and Cultural Autonomy for the Finnish Sámi People, by The Finnish Sámi Parliament, p. 48 3-4/1997
Sápmi. A Glimpse of Edwin Rensberg, by Claus Oreskov, p. 20 2/1997
The 16th Saami Conference and the Indigenous Peoples of the Barents Region Conference, by Claus Oreskov, p. 53 4/1996
The legal status of Saami land rights in Finland, Russia, Norway and Sweden, by John B. Henriksen, p. 4 2/1996
Finland. Threats to the cultural autonomy of the Saami, by Heikki J. Hyvärinen, p. 14 2/1996
Sweden. Indigenous Peoples´ Land Rights, by Lars-Anders Baer, p. 4 2/1996
The Saamis in the North, by Jens Brøsted, pp. 42-45 2/1995
Sami Legal Rights Cleansing in Scandinavia, by Tomas Cramér, pp. 52 - 55 3/1994
The end of 13 Years of Silence: The Sami Land Rights Issue in Norway, by Terje Brantenberg, pp. 26 - 29 4/1993
The Saami in four Countries, by Tomas Cramer, p. 45 1/1993
Sweden passes Law for a Sami Parliament, by Claus Oreskov, p. 43 1/1993
The Trekways of the wind - about the Saami Poet, Nils Aslak Valkeapää, by Harald Gaski, p. 60 1/1991
The Swedish State´s management of the Chernobyl Nuclear disaster - another catastrophe for the Saami, by Hugh Beach, pp. 85 - 96 51-52/1987
Accident at Chernobyl devastates reindeer herds, by Claus Oreskov, pp. 71 - 73 48/1986
13th Nordic Saami Conference, pp. 96 - 101, by Claus Oreskov 47/1986
Supreme Court rejects Sami appeal on Alta, pp. 103 - 106 30/1982
Sami Rights and Alta-Kautokeino case, pp. 63 - 76 27/1981
The Sami issue - A short interim report, pp. 52 - 53 25-26/1981
Hydroelectric Schemes in Sami Land, p. 4 20-21/1978
Incompatible Patterns of Land Use: The controversy over hydroelectric schemes in Heartland of the Sami People, by Heige Kleivan, pp. 56 - 80 20-21/1978 

SOVIET UNION
The Association of Small Peoples of the Northern Soviet Union: Convention of the 26., p. 17 2/1991
A Soviet Reservation? YES!, by Oksana Petruenko (IAN),p. 40 1/1991
Road of Discord, by Yeremei Aipin, p. 36 1/1991
Land should regain its genuine owners. Interview with Vladimir Sanghi, by Izvestia, p. 116 62/1990
The Problems of the Soviet Saami, by L. Vatotena, p. 89 59/1989
How to save Yanal, by B. Prokhorov, p. 113 58/1989
Not by Oil alone, by Yeremei Aipin, p. 137 57/1989
The Big Problems of Small Ethnic Groups, by A. Pika and B. Prokhorov, p. 123 57/1989 

SWEDEN
The Cultural Struggle over Reindeer Winter Grazing in Southern Sápmi, by Anneli Jonsson, p. 34 2/1998
Indigenous Peoples´ Land Rights, by Lar-Anders Baer. p. 4 2/1996
Opening of the Swedish Saami Parliament, by Claus Oreskov, Mette Duekilde and Peter Bille Larsen, p. 44 4/1993 

USA
The disparate Treatment of Native American Women in the United States, p.39 1-2/2004
Navajo Cyber-Sovereignty, by Frances Vitali and Jean Whitehorse, pp. 38-43 2/2003
Racial Discrimination against Indigenous Peoples in the United States, by Alberto Saldamando, pp. 16-23 1/2001
Blackfeet: Land and Language is their Heritage, by Andreas Knudsen, p. 24 1/1996
Native Americans Bear the Nuclear Burden, by Andreas Knudsen, pp. 40-42 3/1995
A violation of Human Rights. The Marine Mammal Protection Act, by Alfred Jacobsen, pp. 52 2/1994
Statement of the National Chicano Human Rights Council, by Roseanne Olguin, p. 18 4/1992
Leonard Peltier third appeal denied, p. 56 3/1992
Pilin Shapin: A contemporary Mayan with 500 Years of History, by Jeronimo Camposeco, p. 48 3/1992
El Pueblo de los Indios: Indiantown, Florida, by Allan F. Burns, p. 41 3/1992
Indigenous cultural rights as Human Rights: Repatriation of human skeletal remains, burial artefacts and cultural objects and properties, by Rory Snowarrow Fausett,p. 112 62/1990
Statement before the Seventh Session of the UN Working Group on Indigenous Populations, Geneva, 1989, by Ingrid Washinawatok, p. 136 60-61/1990
The Western Shoshone Nation strives for a Hearing in the US Congress, p. 113 58/1989
Sina Wakan Wiyan Okolakticiye Sacred Shawl Women's Society, Pine Ridge, by Amy Trussel, pp. 99 - 104 55-56/1988
National Indian Youth Council's 25th Anniversary, pp.103-108 51-52/1987
Literature and Politics among North American Indians, by Bo Schöler, pp. 78 - 110 48/1986
Hopi and Navajo Issue still not resolved as relocation threat looms ahead, pp. 105 - 120 46/1986
Western Shoshone lose land and gain Nuclear Test Site, p. 220-226 45/1986
Cheyenne People fight the Multinationals, pp. 104 - 109 39/1984
Self-determination in Indian and Chicano Education: The Case of D-Q University, by Bernd C. Peyer, pp. 125 - 140 38/1984
Postscript - D - Q under threat, pp. 141 - 142 38/1984
United States defends its Indian Policy, by Russel Lawrence Barsh, pp. 143 - 150 37/1984
Sioux Nation still struggling, pp. 188 - 189 35-36/1983
Wounded Knee - Ten Years on, by Alys Swan, pp. 185 - 187 35-36/1983
Let us continue, by Paula Gunn Allen, pp. 106 - 108 34/1983
Major threat to Indian Land Claims, pp. 88 - 89 31-32/1982
Impact on budget cuts on Indian people, pp. 99 - 102 30/1982
Big Mountain Navajo resist forced relocation, by ?? 28-29/1981
Oil thefts from Indian Reservation, pp. 79 - 80 27/1981
Complaints from Native Nations before UN, pp. 77 - 79 25-26/1981
The case of Leonard Peltier, pp. 93 - 94 24/1980
Wisconsin Humanities Committee says No to film about Mining effect on Indian tribe, pp. 72 - 74 24/1980

Indigenous Women and Activism in Asia: Women taking the Challenge in their Stride, by Jannie Lasimbang, pp. 40-45 1-2/2004
Poverty and indigenous peoples with special reference to India, by Tiplut Nongbri, pp. 18-25. 1/2003
"Seven Fortunes vs Seven Calamities". Cultural poverty from an indigenous people's perspective, pp. 26-35, 1/2003
The Karen response to Thai conservation policies, by Chumpol Maniratanavongsiri, pp. 58-70 4/2001
Indigenous peoples' self-determination in Northeast India, by Christian Erni, pp. 56-66 3/2001
The Adivasis of India - a History of Discrimination, Conflict and Resistance, by C.R. Bijoy, pp. 54-61 1/2001
The Resistance of the Indigenous Peoples of Asia against Racism and Racial Discrimination, by Victoria Tauli-Corpus, pp. 42-53 1/2001
Piecing Together a Picture of Asian Indigenous Women, by Jill K. Carino, pp. 12-17 3/2000 
" Indigenous Peoples in Asia" - Conclusion from the Conference 9-11 October 1995, Chiangmai, Thailand, pp. 33-34 4/1995
Current Human Rights Situation of Indigenous Peoples in Asia: A Brief Account, by Jannie Lasimbang, pp. 46 - 47 1/1999

BANGLADESH
Indigenous Peoples' Legal Rights and Relationship with the State and the Non-Indigenous Population, by Sanchay Chakma, pp. 38-39 4/1995
Population Transfer and Implantation of Bengali Settlers in the Chittagong Hill Tracts, by the Jumma Peoples Network, p. 36 2/1998
Chittagong Hill Tracts. Text of the Peace Agreement and Comments, by Chittagong Hill Tracts Commission, p. 50 1/1998
Jum (swidden) Cultivation in the Chittagong Hill Tracts, by Raja Devasish Roy, p. 32 1/1997
The Chittagong Hill Tracts, p. 53 1/1991
The Chittagong Hill Tracts, by Bimal Bikkhu, p. 22 60-61/1990
Refugees from an unknown war: Bangladesh tribals in India, by the Bangladesh Groep Nederland, pp. 33-51 53-54/1988
Genocide continues in Chittagong Hill Tracts, pp. 5-6 51-52/1987
Garo lands taken with government support, pp. 33-34 50/1987
Interview with survivor from the Chittagong Hill Tract, pp. 19-26 49/1987
Refugees not forcibly repatriated, but conditions are still terrible in Tripura camps, pp. 15-18 49/1987
Statement from International Conference on Human Rights in the Chittagong Hill Tracts, pp. 2-3 48/1986
Three massacres in the Chittagong Hill Tracts and violent attacks on tribal peoples in Dighinala, pp. 7-11 47/1986
Threats to safety of tribal refugees in India as Government/JSS negotiations break down, pp. 9-14 46/1986
278 cases of human rights violations in new report, pp. 1-8 46/1986
Brief account of the tribal victims of the Bangladesh government direct violence - based on report   from Chittagong Hill Tracts, 7th May 1985, pp. 45-58 43-44/1985
Even after 20 Years, 25.000 Chakma refugees have not acquired citizenship, pp. 17-18 42/1985
Oppression continues, pp. 14-16 42/1985
Chittagong's Hill Men struggle to put their case, pp. 15-17 37/1984
Tribals fight for land in Chittagong Hill Tracts, pp. 29-44 27/1981
Terror in the Chittagong Hills, p. 20 20-21/1987

BURMA
Atrocities against Indigenous Women in Burma, by Debbie Stothard, pp. 28-33 3/2000
The Juridical Rights of the Indigenous Peoples and the Relation to the State and the Non-Indigenous Population, by Zo Tum Hmung, pp. 35-37 4/1995
Peace for Indigenous Peoples?, by Christian Erni, pp. 18-23 3/1994
Statement of the Observer Delegation of the Union of Myanmar, by U Mya Than, p. 21 4/1992
Statement of the Karen national Union, p. 20 4/1992
IWGIA´s Oral Statement to the UN Commission on Human Rights presented by Dr. Em Marta, p. 59 1/1992
Human Rights in Burma: Oral Intervention of the International Work Group for Indigenous Affairs to the UN Human Rights Commission, by Mr. Maung Kyin Zaw, p. 5 1/1991
IWGIA Interview with the political Spokesmen of the Democratic Alliance of Burma, by F. Ringsted, p. 36 62/1990
The War of Annihilation against Burma's indigenous population and the rape of their heritage forests by the military regime, by Dr. Em Marta, p. 31 62/1990
Karen National Union tells UN about their Autonomy, pp.26-28 51-52/1987
Statement by the Karen National Union and the National Democratic Front, pp. 47-50 50/1987
Human Rights in Burma, by Anti-Slavery Society, pp. 35-36 50/1987
The situation of the indigenous peoples, pp. 95-97 24/1980

CAMBODIA
Securing Land Tenure Rights for Cambodia's Indigenous Communities, by Jeremy Ironside, pp. 14-19 4/2004
Environmental Problems and Gender Issues: Experiences of Indigenous Communities in Ratanakiri Province, Cambodia, by Conny van den Berg, pp. 40 - 47 4/2000
Sacred Balance: Conserving the Ancestral Lands of Cambodia's Indigenous Communities, by Sara Colm, pp. 30 - 39 4/2000
Indigenous Peoples of Northeast Cambodia, by Christophe Horvath, p. 40 2/1998

CHINA
Tea for Trees. The Impact of State Policies on the Akha in Yunnan, by Janet C. Sturgeon, pp. 36-42 2/2005
The indigenous peoples of Yunnan: Between Integration and Assimilation, by Tina Wodiunig, pp. 24-27 3/1994
National minorities in China, by Rosa Murphy, p. 25 1/1993
Gobi N-Tests blamed for high cancer toll, pp. 63-66 45/1986

DIEGO GARCIA
The Uprooted Ilwa, pp. 75-76 34/1983

EAST TIMOR
The Road to Independence, by Torben Retbøll, pp. 26 - 31 1/2000
Timor Oriental: An Interview with 1996 Nobel Peace Prize Winner José Ramos Horta. Nobel Peace Prize Awarded to the Timorese People. By Américo Antunes, Beto Almeida and Romário Schettino, p. 42 4/1996
Conference in Iserholm, Germany, by Torben Retbøll, pp. 52-55 1/1995
East Timor: Massacre at Santa Cruz Cemetery, p. 47 3/1991
Back in the News again, p. 3 2/1991
The Application of International Law to East Timor, by Pedro Pinto Leite, p. 61 57/1989
Death of Moises do Amaral, p. 60 57/1989
"No Improvement in Human Rights" says Copenhagen Conference, p. 5 57/1989
UN Sub-Commission adopts Resolution on Human Rights in East Timor, pp. 33-34 51/1987
New Indonesian offensive, p.17 48/1986
The resistance is stronger than ever, by José Ramos Horta,pp.39-54 46/1986
World Bank funding Family Planning Centre, pp. 71-72 45/1986
Journalists in East Timor hear different accounts, pp. 65-68 42/1985
Declaration of Solidarity with the people of East Timor from FRETILIN, pp. 23-25 40/1984
East Timor Prelate reports abuses, by Peter Wise, pp. 66-68 39/1984
Indonesian offensive fails in East Timor, pp. 55-56 38/1984
Jakarta's hard men march on Timor's Revolution, by Jill Jolliffe, pp. 57-59 37/1984
Red Cross Expulsion threatens lives of thousands, pp. 101-103 35-36/1983
New Indonesian offensive causes bloodbath, pp. 96-100 35-36/1983
UN Resolution for Self-determination, pp. 88-89 33/1983
Australia's acquiescence of Indonesian aggression, by James Dunn, pp. 65-76 25-26/1981
Genocide accusations, pp. 50-51 22/1979

INDIA
The Privatisation of Indigenous Community Lands in Meghalaya, by A. Kyrham Nongkynrih, pp. 43-50 2/2005
Tribal, domestic women in Delhi, India, by Samar Bosu Mullick, pp. 16-21 3-4/2002
Witch Accusations in Jharkhand, India: A few recent cases, by Samar Bosu Mullick, pp. 18-23 3/2000
The Jarawa of the Adaman Islands, by Sita Venkateswar, pp. 32-38 2/2000
Van Gujjars at Apex of National Park Management, by Parmesh Dangwal, pp. 24 - 31 3/1998
Land and the Problems of Adivasi Women in Three South Indian States, by C. K. Janu, p. 44 2/1998
Gender Equality in Panchayat Raj for the Indigenous Communities of Van Gujjars and Jaunsaris, by Avdhash Kaushal, 
"Rural Litigation and Entitlement Kendra" -Rlek - , p. 44 1/1996
The Situation of Dalits: Indigenous Women<