Significados de indigenous rights en inglés

The film may be a platform for the issue of indigenous rights.

Maori indigenous rights lawyer Kingi Snelgar is on the ground at Standing Rock.

The subject of indigenous rights is a difficult and complex one for modern Australia.

If managed well, indigenous rights can go well with conservation and tourism, she said.

The protests against the pipeline have turned into a flashpoint for indigenous rights demonstrators.

This isn't a issue about housing this is an issue about Māori and indigenous rights.

The Treaty of Waitangi did have limitations when it came to indigenous rights, he said.

It has 46 articles touching on all aspects of indigenous rights including whānau, children, culture and community.

Some say the demonstration represents an unprecedented movement bringing together tribes, indigenous rights groups and climate activists.

She and a team of indigenous rights advocates took to social media to respond to the organisers.

But there have been calls from indigenous rights advocate Tina Ngata for the celebrations to be boycotted.

Meanwhile the new government that came to power a few months ago is less sympathetic to indigenous rights.

Several thousand marched in defence of indigenous rights in Toronto yesterday and more marches were scheduled for today.

Protests were expected on Saturday and Sunday from groups campaigning about poverty, inequality, climate change and indigenous rights.

The declaration sets out individual and collective indigenous rights in areas such as land, resources, self-determination and self-governance.

The rebel spokesman, Subcomandante Marcos, described the final version of the indigenous rights law as extremely offensive .