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Indigenous landowners in northwestern Australia, the Yindjibarndi people, have won a historic compensation settlement of AUD 150.1 million (approximately USD 94 million) after a court ruled that billionaire Andrew Forrest's mining company, Fortescue, had exploited their land without permission, marking the largest land rights compensation awarded in Australia to date. #IndigenousRights #LandOwnership #LegalDecisions #AU

Indigenous traditional owners in northwestern Australia, the Yindjibarndi people, have won a landmark compensation of AUD 150.1 million (approximately USD 96 million) from mining giant Fortescue, owned by billionaire Andrew Forrest, after a court ruled that the company had unlawfully exploited their land, concluding a lengthy legal battle that began in 2017 following the acknowledgment of their exclusive rights to a 2,700 km² area rich in minerals. #IndigenousRights #LandJustice #AustraliaMining #AU

Indigenous landowners from the Yindjibarndi community in northwestern Australia have won a landmark compensation ruling of AUD 150.1 million (approximately USD 95 million) against mining company Fortescue, owned by billionaire Andrew Forrest, after a court determined the company exploited their land without permission, marking the largest compensation award for Indigenous land ownership in Australian history. #IndigenousRights #LandOwnership #LegalVictory #AU #YD

Das australische Bergbauunternehmen Fortescue wurde von einem Bundesgericht zu einer Entschädigungszahlung von rund 150 Millionen australischen Dollar verurteilt, nachdem 124 Kulturerbestätten der indigenen Yindjibarndi durch seine Bergbauaktivitäten in der Region Pilbara vollständig zerstört wurden. #Kulturzerstörung #IndigeneVölker #Entschädigung

Domorodački narod Yindjibarndi dobio je rekordnu odštetu od 150.1 milijun australskih dolara nakon presude koja je utvrdila da je rudarska kompanija Fortescue, u vlasništvu milijardera Andrewa Forresta, eksploatirala njihovu zemlju bez dopuštenja, što je okončalo dugotrajnu pravnu bitku. #Yindjibarndi #odšteta #Domorodačka prava

Traditional landowners, the Yindjibarndi people of northwestern Australia, have won a landmark compensation ruling of AUD 150.1 million (approximately USD 2.86 billion) against billionaire Andrew Forrest's mining company, Fortescue, for unauthorized exploitation of their land, marking the largest-ever payment for Indigenous land rights in Australia after a lengthy legal battle that began in 2017. #IndigenousRights #LandJustice #MiningIndustry #AU

Traditional landowners, the Yindjibarndi people, secured a landmark compensation of 150.1 million AUD after a court ruled that billionaire Andrew Forrest's mining company, Fortescue, exploited their land without permission, marking the largest land ownership compensation awarded in Australia and concluding a lengthy legal battle. #IndigenousRights #LandJustice #CulturalHeritage #AU

Het Australische mijnbouwbedrijf Fortescue Metals Group moet 92 miljoen euro schadevergoeding betalen aan de Yindjibarndi Aboriginal Corporation na een lange strijd van bijna twintig jaar over schending van hun landrechten, wat de grootste schadevergoeding voor inheemse landrechten in Australië tot nu toe markeert. #Yindjibarndi #Australië #Mijnbouwrechten

Het Australische mijnbouwbedrijf Fortescue Metals Group moet 92 miljoen euro schadevergoeding betalen aan de Yindjibarndi Aboriginal Corporation na een lange strijd van bijna twintig jaar over schending van hun landrechten, wat de grootste schadevergoeding voor inheemse landrechten in Australië tot nu toe markeert. #Yindjibarndi #Australië #Mijnbouwrechten

Indigenous landowners from northwest Australia, the Yindjibarndi people, secured a landmark compensation of 150.1 million AUD after a court ruled that billionaire Andrew Forrest's mining company, Fortescue, exploited their land without permission, concluding a lengthy legal battle that highlighted their deep cultural connection to the land despite their initial claim of 1.8 billion AUD being significantly reduced. #IndigenousRights #LandOwnership #LegalSettlement #AU

Traditional owners, the Yindjibarndi people, have won a landmark compensation ruling of AUD 150.1 million in Australia after a court found that billionaire Andrew Forrest’s mining company, Fortescue, had exploited their land without permission, concluding a lengthy legal battle over land rights. #IndigenousRights #LandOwnership #LegalSettlement #AU

Fortescue was found liable by the Federal Court for A$150,000 in economic loss and A$150 million in cultural loss to the Yindjibarndi people due to the destruction of 250 cultural sites on their land in Western Australia, resulting from a protracted legal battle over native title rights that began in 2017. #IndigenousRights #MiningIndustry #CulturalHeritage #AU

Een Australisch mijnbouwbedrijf moet 150 miljoen Australische dollar betalen aan de Yindjibarndi-stam voor illegale mijnbouw op hun land, wat de grootste schadevergoeding ooit aan inheemse grondeigenaren betreft, hoewel de stam teleurgesteld is over het bedrag en waarschijnlijk in beroep gaat. #Yindjibarndi #inheemsebevolking #mijnbouw

The Yindjibarndi people of north-western Australia have received a record A$150.1 million payout after a court ruled that billionaire Andrew Forrest's mining company, Fortescue, mined their land without permission, marking the largest native title compensation in Australian history and concluding a lengthy legal battle over economic and cultural losses related to the land. #IndigenousRights #LandJustice #CulturalHeritage #AU

The Federal Court found Fortescue liable for economic and cultural losses amounting to A$150,000 and A$150 million, respectively, due to its operations on Yindjibarndi land in Western Australia, which drastically impacted the cultural and spiritual connection of the Yindjibarndi people to their land, culminating a nearly 20-year legal battle initiated after Fortescue began mining without proper land use agreements. #IndigenousRights #Mining #CulturalHeritage #AU

The Yindjibarndi people of north-western Australia have won a historic A$150.1 million compensation payout after a court ruled that billionaire Andrew Forrest's mining company, Fortescue, mined their land without permission, marking the largest native title payout in Australian history following a lengthy legal battle. #IndigenousRights #LandJustice #CourtRuling #AU

Fortescue was found liable by a Federal Court for A$150,000 in economic loss and A$150 million in cultural loss to the Yindjibarndi people due to the extraction of iron ore from their land, following a lengthy legal battle over land use rights that began in 2017, although some elders deemed the compensation insufficient compared to Fortescue's significant earnings. #IndigenousRights #LandUse #CulturalHeritage #AU

The Yindjibarndi people of north-western Australia have been awarded a record A$150.1 million in compensation after a court ruled that Andrew Forrest's mining company, Fortescue, mined their land without permission, marking the largest native title payout in Australian history, although some elders expressed disappointment at the amount compared to the company's vast earnings. #IndigenousRights #LandJustice #CulturalHeritage #AU

The Federal Court found Fortescue liable for A$150,000 in economic loss and A$150 million in cultural loss to the Yindjibarndi people due to the company's mining activities on their land in Western Australia, a legal battle that began in 2017 after the Yindjibarndi Ngurra Aboriginal Corporation obtained exclusive native title rights, highlighting the deep cultural connection of the Indigenous group to the land, despite some disappointment in the compensation amount relative to Fortescue's significant profits. #IndigenousRights #MiningImpact #CulturalPreservation #AU

Indigenous traditional owners, the Yindjibarndi people, have been awarded a record A$150.1 million payout after a court ruled that billionaire Andrew Forrest’s mining company, Fortescue, mined their land without permission, marking the largest native title compensation in Australia's history yet falling short of the A$1.8 billion they sought for economic and cultural losses. #IndigenousRights #LandJustice #NativeTitle #AU