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The ACHP has approved an exemption allowing Native Hawaiian-led cultural preservation activities without federal review, emphasizing the value of Indigenous Knowledge. This significant regulatory shift lets specific cultural activities, such …
ACHP Approves Landmark Exemption for Native Hawaiian Cultural Preservation Read More
A new coffee table book called “Mleiha: Ancient Treasures of the UAE” showcases 200,000 years of Mleiha’s cultural heritage, featuring Bronze-Age tombs and pre-Islamic forts. Launched at the Sharjah International …
Unveiling Mleiha’s Rich History: A Journey Through 200,000 Years of Heritage Read More
A three-day cultural access event in Mākua Valley celebrated the 20th anniversary of the Settlement Agreement that ended live-fire training in the area. U.S. Army Garrison Hawai‘i, in partnership with …
Celebrating 20 Years of Cultural Access in Mākua Valley with U.S. Army Garrison Hawai‘i Read More
The event at Harvard Law School centers on the dire need for accountability and justice for victims of Sri Lanka’s long-standing conflict. Led by expert panelists, the discussion will explore …
Seeking Justice: The Role of the International Community in Sri Lanka’s Transitional Justice Efforts Read More
Today’s school assembly spotlighted essential news, including key national rulings on property rights by the Supreme Court, international political developments impacting the U.S. presidential race, and India’s bid for the …
School Assembly News Highlights: November 6, 2024 Read More
U.S. Army Garrison Hawai‘i celebrated 20 years of cultural access in Mākua Valley with a vibrant three-day event, highlighting partnership with Mālama Mākua. Activities included traditional ceremonies and community engagement, …
U.S. Army Garrison Hawai‘i Celebrates 20 Years of Cultural Access in Mākua Valley Read More
On November 5, 2024, the school assembly highlighted significant national news, including the transfer of Maharashtra’s DGP, rescheduled bypolls, alarming air quality in Delhi, and a grenade attack in Srinagar. …
School Assembly News Highlights for November 5, 2024 Read More
The Allan Labor Government is investing $1.7 million in the Arapiles-Tooan State Park, enhancing facilities and access while preserving cultural heritage. This investment supports traditional owners and encourages public engagement …
Enhancing Dyurrite: A Blend of Adventure and Cultural Heritage Read More
Between July and September 2024, UNAMA documented significant human rights infringements in Afghanistan, primarily due to the Law on Promotion of Virtue and Prevention of Vice. This legislation imposes strict …
UNAMA Report: Escalating Human Rights Violations in Afghanistan (July – September 2024) Read More