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Jul 21, 2026
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Indigenous people demand more say at the UN, as new crises hit their homelands
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Indigenous people demand more say at the UN, as new crises hit their homelands
Indigenous nations live ‘on the frontlines’ of climate, conflict and new tech. But their voices remain sidelined in the global halls of power.
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DIONNE PHILLIPS, LOCAL JOURNALISM INITIATIVE REPORTER
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INTERNATIONAL, NEWS
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JULY 21, 2026
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