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Meanings of indigenous peoples in English

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 peoples in English
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It is not true that indigenous peoples are about to die out.
The Guardian
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Some indigenous peoples, who rely on hunts, say many bear populations seem robust.
Reuters
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The dispute comes at a crucial time for Brazil's more than 300 indigenous peoples.
The Guardian
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In many poor countries, the government, indigenous peoples and settlers often have competing claims.
Reuters
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In June, Greenpeace accused JBS of purchasing cattle raised on reserves for indigenous peoples.
Reuters
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No push to spread Vodou ever wiped out entire "savage" indigenous peoples.
Ebony
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But Amazon indigenous peoples lose out when mining companies and illegal operations enter their land.
The Guardian
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An issue of contention is the coincidence and conflict between conservation strategies and indigenous peoples.
The Guardian
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Activist Emily Jacobi uses them as powerful tools for fighting the marginalization of indigenous peoples.
Wired
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We need convergence between leaders of indigenous peoples, the private sector and governments, said Peru's Humala.
Reuters
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Today, indigenous peoples live with the consequences of the doctrines used to dehumanise and dispossess them.
The Guardian
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A leading Māori researcher is tackling the great health inequities facing indigenous peoples around the world.
Radio NZ
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Jason Paiement describes indigenous peoples as: Among the poorest and most excluded populations in the world.
The Guardian
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There are also allegations of worker abuse on plantations, and the destruction of indigenous peoples' livelihoods.
The Guardian
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It is estimated that within the Brazilian Amazon, there are just under one million indigenous peoples.
News.com.au
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These are excellent examples of museums respecting the claims of indigenous peoples and righting past wrongs.
BBC