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Indigenous women from 23 arid and semi-arid counties have issued a list of demands to the government, urging urgent action to address the challenges faced by marginalised communities amid climate change and rapid technological shifts.
Indigenous Women Demand Action on Climate, Land, and Historical Injustices
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