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Articles related to "Indigenous Rights"
Aboriginal Rights, CERD Findings Has there been any improvement in Australian Aboriginal rights since the UN condemned Australia's racism and descrimination record nearly ten years ago? aboriginal rights • indigenous rights • aboriginal land rights • land rights • native title
Batchuluun Indigenous Rights Indigenous people the world over have a tough time reclaiming native lands, even through freehold title. Check out this story from Mongolia's aborigines. mongolia indigenous • asian indigenous • batchuluun • yellow dog • land privatisation
CAMPAIGN: INDIGINOUS RIGHTS - OGIEK & GWITCH One of the GREEN HOME CAMPAIGN CLUB articles. In this one Linda looks at the human rights struggles of the Ogiek of Kenya and the Gwitch'in of Alaska and shows how we can support these people. ogiek • kenya • gwitch'in • alaska • canada
Indonesian Indigenous Rights There are considerable barriers to Indonesian indigenous rights. But are these blocks natural, or merely paternalism in disguise? indonesian native movement • indonesian indigenous • indonesian land claim • indonesian native title • adat
Intervention for Indigenous Rights Native groups have turned to the United Nations and international law to better protect their self-determination and group rights. indigenous rights • self-determination • native collective rights • government to government relationship • human rights
Macedonian Indigenous Rights "Macedonia" is the oldest surviving indigenous European nation by name, originating from 7000 BC. Today, they struggle for autonomy against Greek colonists. greek invasion • macedonian independence • macedonian indigenous • macedonian autonomy • indigenous sovereignty
ENVIRONMENTAL INJUSTICE: Indigenous & Third World Rights In the third of her series of articles on environmental injustice, Linda looks at indigenous and Third World rights, persistent organic pollutants, the WTO and unfair trading arrangements. environment • green • pollution • pops • persistent organic pollutants
President Evo Morales Ends Hunger Strike President Morales ended his 5-day hunger strike on April 14, 2009 after Congress passed a new law allowing him to stand for re-election in December's general elections. president evo morales • ends hunger strike • victory bolivian leader • congress allows re-election • movement for socialism (mas)
Zapatistas 2.0 The EZLN announced a global campaign for the preservation of indigenous territory around the world along with unveiling techniques for new information operations. zapatistas • mexico • mexican • insurgents • ezln
A Change of Date for Australia Day? Australia Day is a contentious subject for the country's indigenous peoples. The current political debate is: should there be a change of date for Australia Day? australia’s indigenous peoples • australia day • indigenous rights • australian politics • kevin rudd
Aboriginal Deaths In Custody Aboriginal Deaths in Custody In Australia are higher than those of South Africa at the peak of Apartheid. aboriginal deaths in custody • indigenous deaths in custody • aboriginal genocide • deaths in custody statistics • aboriginal deaths
Indigenous People and Conservation in Bolivia In tropical Bolivia, indigenous people are taking charge of wildlife conservation and scoring key victories. amazon conservation • amazon wildlife • bolivia wildlife • bolivia nature • amazon nature
Native Declarations and Charters A summary of some indigenous statements and declarations for aboriginal intellectual and cultural property rights and ethical standards from around the world. neo-imperialism • indigenous declaration • aboriginal rights declaration • aboriginal statement • aboriginal charter
Government Intervention in NT The Howard Settler Government's invasion of the Northern territory is land-grabbing racism nothing more. Statement from activist Robbie Thorpe. black gst • indigenous child abuse • aboriginal sovereignty • aboriginal treaty • world indigenous peoples
Aborigines and Free Trade In Australia a free trade agreement with the United States means bad news for Aboriginal communities, just as it was for First Nations in Mexico, Chile and Canada. nafta • us free trade agreements • mupuche rights • neo-liberalism and free trade • aboriginal rights abuses
Australia On UN's Black List Since 1999, the Australian Government has been on CERD's agenda of urgent business, but the government has categorically failed to acknowledge this. cerd • elimination of racial descrimination • findings against australia • native title amendments • pastoralists
Mexico's Magical Towns South of Mexico City There's more to Mexico than just the big cities. Exploring small to medium towns help visitors get a complete understanding of all the cultural richness Mexico offers. mexico magical towns • pueblos magicos • taxco guerrero • tepoztlan morelos • san cristobal de las casas coffee
Indigenous Cyprus Native Cypriots have endured millennia of multiple invaders, yet retain their cultural integrity and claim to land, despite losing half their island to Turkish invaders. aboriginal autonomy • cypriot nationalism • turkish cypriots • greek cypriots • ethnic cleansing
Military in Aboriginal Communities In Australia, the military has been deployed in an Indigenous community in response to allegations of paedophilia. mutijulu • aboriginal child abuse • mutijulu military • bound for success • native title and mining
Terrorist Attack on Aborigines Was Australia's first Governor, by empirical definition and his own admission, a terrorist? And how does our current government compare? colonial terrorism • terrorist government • black terrorism • aboriginal terrorism • governor phillip
The Ainu of Japan: The History, Culture, and Discrimination Against this Aboriginal Group After years of discrimination and forced assimilation policies the Ainu culture is precariously close to extinction. It wasn't until 1991 that the Japanese government admitted that they were a distict ethnic minority. Still today, it is the perception of most of the Japanese people, and the position of the government, that there is no ethnic problem in Japan. emishi • ezochi • ainu and hokkaido • ainu discrimination • hokkaido aborigine protection act |
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