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Historical and current discrimination threatens the survival of indigenous peoples

The discrimination, violence and hostility that indigenous peoples have suffered historically and are currently endangering their spiritual, cultural and even physical survival, a landmark UN report concludes today. This marginalization also violates the right to freedom of religion or belief of indigenous peoples. “Severe, systematic and systemic discrimination and marginalization affect the ability of indigenous … Read more

New stories of indigenous peoples in Indigenous Territories and Voices II – MiPutumayo NEWS

by Aaron Mathis

The next Sunday, November 20 at 8:30 p.m. Canal Trece presents the second season of “Territorios y Voces Indígenas”, a documentary series of five episodes, produced by la National Commission for Communication of Indigenous Peoples (CONCIP). The chapters were produced by indigenous filmmakers belonging to the CONCIP. Territories and Indigenous Voices it runs through the … Read more

Religion has calming effect on young people’s mental health, study finds

by Geoffrey Vanhouten

A prejudice wants that young people are less and less interested in religion, in belief more generally, and that they are more sensitive to agnosticism, atheism or indifference. A study by the Springtide Research Institute challenges this received idea. If young people turn away from religious communities, it is not necessarily for lack of interest … Read more

The week on screen: A series that carries the voice of the 11 First Peoples of Quebec

by Helen Flores

MONTREAL — Here is The Canadian Press television column for the week of November 19-25, 2022: The documentary series “Let us tell” travels more than 30,000 kilometers to carry the voice of the 11 First Peoples of Quebec, who recount their visions of the world, their connection to the territory, their cultures, their wounds, their … Read more

Andrea Tornielli: “The Ukraine scandal, a conflict between peoples who share the same baptism”

by Aaron Mathis

“Faith and religious tradition can never be taken for granted and assumed. Russian and Ukrainian Christians share the same divine liturgy and the same spirituality that is typical of the Eastern Churches” “The fact that what has broken out in the heart of Europe is a war between Christians makes the wound even more painful … Read more

The living cultures of the north, present in the 2022 Yaqui Peoples Program

by Aaron Mathis

As part of the actions to serve, claim Y encourage respect Y recognition of native peoples promoted by the Government of Mexico, the Ministry of Culture, through the General Directorate of Popular, Indigenous and Urban Cultures (DGCPIU)in collaboration with the Regional Unit of Sonora, will carry out the 2022 Yaqui Peoples Program. The goal is … Read more

Discrimination threatens the survival of indigenous peoples

by Charlene Moore

Many indigenous peoples believe that restricting access to and use of ancestral territories is equivalent to prohibiting spiritual experiences There are an estimated 476 million indigenous people worldwide.Roberto Barrios | The Star of Panama Despite economic and social development, indigenous peoples suffer historical and current discrimination that threatens their spiritual, cultural and even physical survival. … Read more

This is how the native peoples of Buenos Aires live and think

by Aaron Mathis

“It took us many years to obtain legal status, when we organized it was different, we got the land, we built our homes. We are about 500 people, we are in a hectare that covers about 38 brick houses with double walls, thermal insulation, tongue and groove. We did everything ourselves”, tells proudly. The man … Read more

23 voices of women who denounce racism against indigenous peoples – Rebelion

by Aaron Mathis

How far does racism go in Argentina? In what depths is that system of thought rooted that goes back to the founding of the Republic? Is there in the country the real and concrete possibility that the Argentine State, once and for all, respect the rights of the original peoples? The answers to these questions … Read more

VII Continental Symposium of Indian Theology: “Holy Spirit and the original peoples”

by Aaron Mathis

Celebrating the experience of the Spirit with expressions typical of the native peoples is just one of the topics discussed at the Continental Symposium on Indian Theology that takes place in Panama, with the assistance of more than 50 pastoral agents, bishops, theologians, religious, secular and indigenous people of Latin America. vaticannews This week Panama … Read more