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Special Issue: The discourse particle no ~ nu in Uralic languages Guest editors: Gerson Klumpp, Elena Markus, Denys Teptiuk Table of Contents Preface Gerson Klumpp, Elena Markus, Denys Teptiuk pp. 5–9 https://doi.org/10.12697/jeful.2026.17.1.00 One particle across two languages? On the use of NU by the last speakers of Kamas Gerson Klumpp pp. 11–71 https://doi.org/10.12697/jeful.2026.17.1.01 Non-interactional uses of the discourse particle nu (∼ no) in Southern Selkup tradit

Daria Egereva has spent her life protecting people, culture and the environment. Born in Siberia and part of the Selkup Indigenous People – who number only around 3,500 – she trained as a teacher before becoming a respected advocate for Indigenous rights and climate justice. Friends describe her as warm, sociable and deeply compassionate. She loves reading and long walks outdoors, and often speaks about growing up in the taiga, surrounded by vast evergreen forests where she gathered berries with her family and built a life long connection with nature. Today, Daria faces up to 20 years in prison for her peaceful human rights work. In December 2025, Russian authorities detained Daria and accused her of involvement with an Indigenous rights network they had labelled “terrorist”, even though her work focused on protecting Indigenous lands,languages and cultures. Daria’s experience reflects a wider pattern in which accusations of “extremism” and “terrorism” are being used against activists, helping those in power silence independent voices and discourage others from speaking out. Yet Daria refused to abandon her values. Even when facing pressure and threats, she continued defending her people and their rights with courage and determination. Call for the immediate and unconditional release...

Here’s how Indigenous activist Daria was persecuted for her activism and why you should support her . Daria Egereva is an Indigenous rights defender from Russia facing up to 20 years in prison for peaceful activism. A climate justice advocate and proud member of the Selkup People, she has dedicated her life to protecting Indigenous lands, languages and cultures. Despite threats and detention, Daria has remained courageous and committed to defending the rights of her people. Support Daria https://join.amnesty.org/page/200132/petition/1?locale=en-US LEARN MORE ABOUT WRITE FOR RIGHTS https://www.amnesty.org/en/get-involved/write-for-rights/ #Write4rights #change #life

Here’s how Indigenous activist Daria was persecuted for her activism and why you should support her . Daria Egereva is an Indigenous rights defender from Russia facing up to 20 years in prison for peaceful activism. A climate justice advocate and proud member of the Selkup People, she has dedicated her life to protecting Indigenous lands, languages and cultures. Despite threats and detention, Daria has remained courageous and committed to defending the rights of her people. Support Daria https://join.amnesty.org/page/200132/petition/1?locale=en-US LEARN MORE ABOUT WRITE FOR RIGHTS https://www.amnesty.org/en/get-involved/write-for-rights/ #Write4rights #change #life

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2026. v, 131 pp. Table of Contents Editorial Preface p. 1 Articles Case variation in quantifier constructions in the Mordvinic languages Mariann Bernhardt & Denys Teptiuk | pp. 2–36 On morphosyntactic properties of Uralic relational nouns Riku Erkkilä | pp. 37–76 Soikkola Ingrian olla ‘to be’: Competition of morphological forms in the context of number agreement Fedor Rozhanskiy & Elena Markus | pp. 77–105 Evidence of a reflexive cycle in Selkup Aleksandr Riaposov

Here’s how Indigenous activist Daria was persecuted for her activism and why you should support her . Daria Egereva is an Indigenous rights defender from Russia facing up to 20 years in prison for peaceful activism. A climate justice advocate and proud member of the Selkup People, she has dedicated her life to protecting Indigenous lands, languages and cultures. Despite threats and detention, Daria has remained courageous and committed to defending the rights of her people. Support Daria https://join.amnesty.org/page/200132/petition/1?locale=en-US LEARN MORE ABOUT WRITE FOR RIGHTS https://www.amnesty.org/en/get-involved/write-for-rights/ #Write4rights #change #life

Here’s how Indigenous activist Daria was persecuted for her activism and why you should support her . Daria Egereva is an Indigenous rights defender from Russia facing up to 20 years in prison for peaceful activism. A climate justice advocate and proud member of the Selkup People, she has dedicated her life to protecting Indigenous lands, languages and cultures. Despite threats and detention, Daria has remained courageous and committed to defending the rights of her people. Support Daria https://join.amnesty.org/page/200132/petition/1?locale=en-US LEARN MORE ABOUT WRITE FOR RIGHTS https://www.amnesty.org/en/get-involved/write-for-rights/ #Write4rights #change #life

Update: the Selkup woman Russia branded a terrorist for defending her people is now in the running for the world's highest honor for peace.

Update: the Selkup woman Russia branded a terrorist for defending her people is now in the running for the world's highest honor for peace.

Update: the Selkup woman Russia branded a terrorist for defending her people is now in the running for the world's highest honor for peace.

Update: the Selkup woman Russia branded a terrorist for defending her people is now in the running for the world's highest honor for peace.

Update: the Selkup woman Russia branded a terrorist for defending her people is now in the running for the world's highest honor for peace.

Update: the Selkup woman Russia branded a terrorist for defending her people is now in the running for the world's highest honor for peace.

寒そうですね、睫毛まで凍りつきそう。もしかして零下40℃くらいあるかしらん。OTYKEN（チュリム語でchulym族の言葉で、戦士の友情と連帯を意味するそうな。OTYKENは、日本ではオティケン表記に落ち着いているのかな。もともとの発音はオー・トゥー・ケンらしい。）彼女たちはchulym族、Ket族、Selkup族などシベリア先住民たち、いわばシベリアのアボリジニたちの音楽を現代的に表現するグルー...

Authorities are cracking down on rights activists fighting for Indigenous people threatened by authoritarianism, extractivism and climate breakdown