Indigenous

Angela Davis: ‘The refugee movement is the civil rights movement of our time’
Black deaths in custody: ‘Where’s the justice?’
'All-out war' amid mass arrests as Dakota pipeline struggle escalates

Police arrested 141 people at Cannonball in North Dakota on October 27, moving in with pepper spray and armoured tanks on Native American water protectors and other activists who for months have waged resistance against the Dakota Access Pipeline (DAPL), Common Dreams said the next day.
Rallies against systemic violence against Aboriginal people
Honduras: As repression worsens, US backs government
Support Clinton Pryor’s walk for justice
Native Americans most likely to be killed by police, report finds
El Salvador defeats Canadian-Australian mining giant
National Day of Action against youth incarceration
Shell’s Nigeria ecocide is creating a refugee crisis
Venezuela: Thousands march on Day of Indigenous Resistance
WA law fails mentally impaired

A 19-year-old Aboriginal man, charged with sexually assaulting two children and who later had the charges dropped, is still living under a conditional release order. Green Left Weekly's Janet Parker spoke to the CEO of Developmental Disability WA Taryn Harvey about how the law is failing people with disabilities and how it can be changed.