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From Papua to the Amazon, Indigenous Peoples Unite to Defend Their Territories
Indigenous and Traditional Territories must be recognised on their own terms, rather than communities being forced into conservation models that do not reflect their rights, governance systems, or choices.
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Indigenous resistance is key to building a post-extractive future
From defending ancestral lands to proposing solutions for a post-extractive future, Indigenous Peoples leadership is essential to protecting life on Earth. Supporting Indigenous sovereignty is one of the most powerful climate actions we can take.
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Holding the Line: Annual Report 2025
In 2025, Southeast Asian communities pushed back from Raja Ampat to a landmark Shell lawsuit. See how persistence delivered real wins.
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Over 1,500 strong: Protest for Orang Asli and Asal rights
For generations, Orang Asli have protected their forests, rivers and ancestral territories. Recognising customary lands is not only a matter of justice and human rights, it is essential for protecting nature and securing a sustainable future for all.
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Global Ocean Justice Now
New report from Greenpeace and ocean communities: Global Ocean Justice Now Making the case for a human rights-based approach to marine conservation
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Greenpeace’s most read stories of 2026 so far
Our hottest reads for Earth’s hottest year.
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Greenpeace: ASEAN leaders cannot claim climate leadership while silencing peaceful protest
Greenpeace activists were informed that criminal charges will be filed against them despite the ASEAN protest being peaceful and nonviolent.
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SEA-Bling Solidarity: Southeast Asia’s Light in the Dark
Sometimes, solidarity doesn’t begin with a march or a manifesto. It starts quietly, in the smallest corners of the internet.
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‘Paradise Silenced’ Photo Book: Greenpeace’s Two Decades Documenting Stories and Struggles in West Papua
Greenpeace Indonesia has launched a photo book titled 'Paradise Silenced' following International Day of the World’s Indigenous Peoples.
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“Because the Earth is a part of our lives.” Taking care of the world from a cheerful Firecracker (small person but a very loud voice)
The Earth is a part of our lives. If there weren't Greenpeace or people pushing for it, the world would lack a core team for this work, so when someone asked me to be a part of it, I agreed immediately because I wanted to offer my support.