August 14, 2025Open Access

“that we poor Indians may receive our rights:”

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The article reveals ongoing genocide of Miskito Indians in Nicaragua, suggesting urgent action for their rights and self-determination.

Genocide of the Miskito people continues, indicating a severe violation of human rights and international law.
The U.S. historical motives include anti-British sentiment, aiming for regional dominance in North America, which led to the Miskito Kingdom's destruction.
The analysis highlights Nicaragua's exploitation of indigenous lands, emphasizing the need for environmental protections and political autonomy.
Restoring the Miskito Kingdom's sovereignty is critical for justice, showing a model for enforcing international laws against genocide.

Joseph Fallon (2025) studied this question.

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