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Riddu Riddu Update: Nunavik rocks Norway

by lorenz on Jul 26, 2004 in indigenous people / minorities, Saami, music, Arctic / Northern Regions

Nunatsiaq News

Nunavik performers had enthusiastic audiences at last week's Riddu Riddu festival in Arctic Norway, where attendance at the circumpolar arts, music and culture bash broke all previous records.

Some Sámi now consider Riddu Riddu to have more political importance than Norway's Sámi Parliament or the Nordic Sámi Council. This year Sámi political leaders, including Sven Roald-Nystø, president of the Norwegian Sámi Parliament, and Ole-Henrik Magga, who heads the United Nations Permanent Forum for Indigenous Issues, were both on hand to underline the festival's importance to the North. >>continue

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Riddu Riddu - Indigenous Festival (1) - The Bands

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