New Swedish constitution recognises Saami
The newly drafted Swedish constitution has declared that the Saami are no longer an ethnic minority but a fully-fledged people.
The newly drafted Swedish constitution has declared that the Saami are no longer an ethnic minority but a fully-fledged people.
An international conference held in Nuuk has sought to understand why so many young men in the circumpolar region take their own lives.
Saami people have claimed that a proposal by a Canadian company for gold-mining in Sweden’s northeast violates their UN-recognised human rights and wi...
A government appointed work group has declared that the indigenous Sami population of Sweden should be granted further freedom to undertake activities...
The Saami parliament (Samediggi) governing the indigenous Saami people in Norway, decided not to approve the new mining law which Norwegian legislator...
A problem has risen over the use of traditional Saami cultural symbols in the Finnish tourism industry. After a Saami Council meeting in Rovaniemi, Fi...