Fleeing Russia, Andrei seeks asylum in what for him is still historical homeland, Sapmi
“I’m pleased to be on this side of the border. To be free and not persecuted. To speak the truth
Read more“I’m pleased to be on this side of the border. To be free and not persecuted. To speak the truth
Read moreFollowing a plenary debate on Friday afternoon, MPs have agreed to send a controversial bill related to Sámi rights to
Read moreThe assembly of the Sami parliament in Finland will take place later this month to discuss proposed amendments to the
Read moreAfter ministers voted 11 to 3, Justice Minister Anna-Maja Henriksson, who drafted the bill, said she regretted the decision was
Read moreThe body made up of the Sámi parliaments in Finland, Norway, and Sweden said on Wednesday that it’s “deeply concerned”
Read moreThe Centre Party has repeatedly delayed the new law. Prime Minister Sanna Marin (SDP) says that the government’s proposed Sámi Parliament
Read moreThe recent international conference on Indigenous education was an important occasion to share experiences and make connections, says the leader
Read moreA novel by Swedish writer Ann-Helen Laestadius about a woman’s struggle to defend her Indigenous heritage in Sapmi will be
Read moreThe Sami Parliament in Finland postponed the election of new commissioners to the country’s Truth and Reconciliation Commission this month
Read moreJournalist and publisher Marianne Hofman refuses to depublish the article despite being threatened by Russia’s censorship agency. “Instead I will
Read moreThe Finnish Sámi Youth (SSN) organisation said it was surprised by the news that Swedish climate activist Greta Thunberg would
Read moreThe Supreme Administrative Court has acquitted Sámi activists of breaking fishing rules on the Tenojoki river, in a ruling that
Read more“I can never return to Russia before the genocide regime is changed,” says Andrei Danilov, a Kildin Sámi from Olenegorsk
Read moreAfter a two-year pause, the annual reindeer race cup was finally taking place on the frozen lake Inari last weekend.
Read moreTwo United Nations human rights experts urged the Swedish government on Thursday not to issue a license for an iron
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