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Indigenous peoples of Norway - Sami activists demonstrate in Oslo
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Truth and reconciliation in Norway amidst a crisis of trust
At a hearing on March 6 the Norwegian Truth and Reconciliation Commission (TRC) was directly caught in the middle of a crisis between the state and Indigenous peoples and national minorities. A week before intense protests by the Sami people took place in Oslo over a windfarms project in a Sami reindeer herding area. And […]
By Astrid Nonbo Andersen and Astri Dankertsen, for Justice Info
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