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Unlock the stories and insights of Indigenous leaders on a journey to empower and inspire 476 million Indigenous Peoples worldwide with Ghazali Ohorella. From thought-provoking interviews to personal experiences as a skilled negotiator and creative leader, this podcast is essential listening for Indigenous Peoples seeking guidance and allies looking to make a positive impact.
Ghazali Ohorella hosts The Gomaluku Podcast, a society show with 177 episodes published.
Twenty years inside UN negotiating rooms taught me five lies that keep Indigenous advocacy stuck in place. This episode names all five, explains why they're lies, and lays out the one move that could rewire Indigenous ri
Twenty years inside UN negotiating rooms taught me five lies that keep Indigenous advocacy stuck in place. This episode names all five, explains why they're lies, and lays out the one move that could rewire Indigenous ri
My panel remarks at the 23rd UNPFII where I talk about carbon markets being sold as climate justice, that nature based solutions are not neutral, and Indigenous Peoples are doing damage control in a system that never exp
On today's episode, a panel presentation during the 5th UN Forum on Rule of Law on what is broken in climate governance. I shared two moments that reveal everything. And five things the international community can change
Weekly UN work debrief, stitched from daily end-of-day recordings. Week ending March 6, 2026. You'll hear: How I prioritize when three resolution informals run at the same time A new resolution on persons in street situa
Weekly UN work debrief, stitched from daily end-of-day audio notes. Week ending February 28, 2026. Longer than usual. The stakes required it. You'll hear: The delegates lounge at HRC 61: diplomatic musical chairs up clos
Weekly UN work debrief, stitched from daily end-of-day audio notes. Week ending February 21, 2026. You'll hear: Why the Advisory Committee felt different from every other UN panel I've sat through A presentation hack: fr
Today's episode is about the Pact of the Future, its to advance the SDGs which claims to "leave no one behind," but guess who's missing? Indigenous Peoples. Join us as we unpack the hypocrisy, demand answers, and push fo
Explore the top challenges Indigenous advocates face at the UN and how to overcome them. This episode offers insights into effective participation, from mastering UN rules to sustaining advocacy. Enjoy, and sorry for the
Dive into the journey of Indigenous Peoples' participation at the UN in this episode. Explore key milestones like the innovative Geneva-New York dynamic, the introduction of the IP badge, and the roadmap to UNDRIP's 20th
I presented a roadmap at the 2024 Metis National Council Global Summit, with a focus on championing a transformative UN status for Indigenous governments. I recall the intensity of July 19, 2014, a night that became a tu
This episode is about the crucial preparations Indigenous Peoples should be making for the Human Rights Council (HRC) sessions. Highlighting the significance of these meetings, the resolutions being discussed, and why it
Dissect the UK and France's approach to Indigenous rights, influenced by their monarchical past. This episode offers a deep dive into how historical legacies impact modern international policy. If you're interested in gl
Discover post-COP28 strategies in our latest episode. Uncover what's next in climate policy and how to prepare. Focus on Article 6, Global Stocktake, Indigenous Peoples' roles, and human rights advocacy. Essential for th
Step into another episode where I share my remarks at a side event during COP28. Organized by the International Indian Treaty Council, Metis National Council, Assembly of First Nations, and Inuit Circumpolar Council, thi
This episode offers an in-depth look into the challenging negotiations at COP28, particularly focusing on the contentious issues around Article 6 and the Global Stocktake. We explore the strategic moves of various partie
From COP28, explore the unique perspectives on climate action and sustainability rooted in Indigenous wisdom. Discover how Indigenous Peoples advocate for non-market approaches, emphasizing collective rights and holistic
In this episode, we're zeroing in on the critical role of Indigenous Peoples in climate negotiations. I'll be discussing the invaluable insights and strategies they bring to the table, and how their deep-rooted wisdom is
This episode is a unique blend of insights from days two and three, giving you an insider's perspective on the tactics and strategies used by Indigenous Peoples in climate change advocacy and negotiations. Enjoy!
Diving into Day 1 of COP28 with Tomohiro Harada going straight to the heart of the summit. We explore the unique challenges and triumphs of Indigenous representatives in Dubai, a city at the crossroads of modern developm
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The Gomaluku Podcast is hosted by Ghazali Ohorella. The show is categorised under society (culture) and has published 177 episodes.
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