Confederation of Indigenous Nations of the Middle East and North Africa
The Islamic Republic imposes severe restrictions and pressure on all religious minorities, denominations or schools of thought, for fear that they may rival the official Shia religion. One of these minorities is the Yarsan.
The Resolution condemns Russian aggression in the Ukraine in the strongest terms and calls for de-escalation based upon negotiations to avoid nuclear Armageddon.
The Board Chair of the Center for World Indigenous Studies, working in cooperation with the President of the National Congress of American Indians, has jointly drafted the following plan for a new international institution called ALDMEM. The plan is shown in the diagram below, illustrating the key elements and actions the political parties must take to implement FPIC.
CINMENA’s Executive Council has voted unanimously to appoint Ezidikhan Justice Minister Nallein Sowilo as the Confederation’s first President, granting her sweeping executive powers.
62 CINMENA nations unanimously condemn Russian aggression in the Ukraine.
CINMENA Confederation calls for states to follow the example of Indigenous nations in safeguarding the earth and its resources.
CINMENA nations has quadrupled in size since 2020 to cover virtually the entire map of the Middle East and North Africa.
60+ indigenous nations of the Middle East and North Africa stand united as a force for peace and stability across the region.