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Andrew Mathieson

  • Communications and Marketing Manager, The Indigenous Marathon Project
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International Day of World’s Indigenous Peoples: events around the globe

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By Andrew Mathieson
| NIT (National Indigenous Times) Verified
The International Day of the World's Indigenous Peoples was marked around the globe on Monday. The United Nations-sanctioned date raises awareness of protecting the rights of the world's Indigenous population, recognising their achievements and contributions to improve world issues; predominantly environmental protections of their homelands. It was celebrated one day later this year to coincide with the start of the working week.
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Indonesian security forces hunt for West Papuan militants who killed workers accused of spying for Jakarta

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By Andrew Mathieson
| NIT (National Indigenous Times) Verified
Indonesia's security forces have launched an operation to pursue a splinter group of independence fighters from the West Papua National Liberation Army that killed road construction workers in the territory's highlands. The five Indonesian men were working at a remote camp in the Highland Papua province. The separatist rebels have claimed the workers were gathering intelligence on behalf of the Jakarta government.
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Burunong Land Council condemns alleged attack at Camp Sovereignty

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By Callan Morse, Andrew Mathieson, Dechlan Brennan Verified
| NIT (National Indigenous Times) Verified
Bunurong Land Council has condemned an alleged attack at Camp Sovereignty at the weekend, and asked for a collective stand, from all, against violence. This week, camp firekeeper and Gunai, Gunditjmara and Palawa person, Ash Ni Mara, recounted the alleged assault they endured at the weekend. Ni Mara said the incident involved two people — one filming while the other began pulling wood out of the fire before later dragging and repeatedly hitting them, according to the ABC.
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