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Meanings of indigenous people in English

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Indonesian term referring to "communities that traditionally inhabit certain area because they are linked to their ancestral origins," not to be confused with traditional/indigenous communities in general.

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Russian
индейцы
Portuguese
autóctones
Spanish
pueblo aborigen
Catalan
aborígen

Ethnic group descended from and identified with the original inhabitants of a given region.

индейцы
Usage of indigenous people in English
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Angela Kaxuyana said the rules effectively deny many indigenous people adequate healthcare.
Reuters
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The government only issued a formal apology to indigenous people in 2008.
Reuters
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That meant that indigenous people and minority groups often had worse outcomes.
Radio NZ
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The army was called in against indigenous people on their own land.
Radio NZ
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He paid tribute to the indigenous people and immigrants who built Australia.
News.com.au
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She is one of 180 indigenous people who live in the area.
Reuters
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She claimed laws now gave indigenous people more rights than other Australians.
News.com.au
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Asians, indigenous people and other groups make up the rest of voters.
Reuters
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Meanwhile, the indigenous people engaged in artisanal mining are being edged out.
The Guardian
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There have been no reports of indigenous people killed by the virus.
Reuters
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Mom was a missionary and we, her children, were an indigenous people.
Black Deutschland
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He said by law the indigenous people have permanent sovereignty over natural resources.
Radio NZ
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Kontras identified land conflicts between indigenous people and corporations as an ongoing problem.
Radio NZ
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But indigenous people worldwide know that that's the way to go, he said.
Reuters
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Spanish explorers recorded that indigenous people used cocoa beans as currency.
Reuters
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She spoke about the crucial role indigenous people play in a sustainable future.
Radio NZ