Global Trends | Indigenous Law | Global Justice Rethinking Justice for Indigenous Peoples Across the globe, Indigenous populations are overrepresented in criminal justice systems facing disproportionate rates of incarceration, systemic discrimination, and intergenerational trauma rooted in colonial histories. In Canada, this long-standing crisis led to the development of a unique legal
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Indigenous Solidarity Across Canada in Opposition to Alberta’s Bill 5
Alberta’s Bill 5, which is part of a broader provincial push toward asserting autonomy and economic deregulation, has ignited significant controversy not only within Alberta but across Indigenous communities nationwide. While the bill is provincial legislation, its perceived infringement on treaty rights and Indigenous sovereignty has galvanized First Nations and Indigenous
Fighting for Justice: How the Legal System Can Protect Indigenous Lives and Rights
Indigenous communities around the world have long been subject to systemic injustices, including displacement, marginalization, and cultural erasure. Despite their rich histories, deep connections to the land, and invaluable contributions to global knowledge and diversity, Indigenous peoples often find themselves on the periphery of society, facing a constant battle for