The report details how Jakarta rejected a proposal from the Papuan People's Council requiring all candidates in district elections to be indigenous Papuans.
Catherine of Siena Montoya y Upegui, who journeyed with five other women by horseback in 1914 into the forests to be a teacher and spiritual guide to indigenous people.
Some of the most important rights in the Declaration are the right to participate in the decision-making process and the right to be consulted on important matters relating to indigenous peoples.
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It was meant to be a new beginning, a chance for indigenous Australians to take charge of their own affairs. 10.24.55 Music 10.25.01 David Akinsanya Back in nineteen seventy-three, when Gail was a child, these streets in Redfern were bought by the progressive Labour government from slum landlords and handed over to the aboriginals to run their own way.
H1N1 poses different challenges in different countries, but it does seem to be affecting indigenous groups more heavily than nonindigenous groups, he said.
Indigenous peoples tend to be disproportionately affected by dispossessions resulting from large-scale land acquisitions.
Apparently, the idea will be to exercise its radar with Israel's indigenous missile defense capabilities - adding additional test data to a similar U.S. experiment conducted last month while potentially considerably augmenting Israel's antimissile protection.
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When freed from such constraints, many indigenous Catholics turn out to be the most dynamic evangelical preachers.
Indigenous peoples also tend to be politically marginalized and thus not in a position to oppose government decisions.
Overall, one third of the indigenous population is considered to be functionally illiterate.
The Creative Industries Support Programme drew to a close in 2011, but UNESCO continues to be actively involved in identifying sustainable solutions to the problems faced by the indigenous communities of Cambodia in the areas of culture, education and communication and information.
And every option has to be ruled out before the researchers will acknowledge that these vital chemical building-blocks might be "indigenous" or home grown and therefore open a door to the possibility of life on Mars.
Special attention needs to be given to issues like mother tongue content, access to ICT and inclusion of indigenous journalists, both women and men, in mainstream media.
These tend to be well-adorned with indigenous decorations and the owners warmly greet guests.
Morales' goal of improving the situation of indigenous people in his country might be hard to achieve.
Coastal and marine management by indigenous communities and artisanal fisherfolk will be central to the success of the CBD.
Effective adaptation policies will need to be formulated on the basis of interdisciplinary research that brings together indigenous knowledge holders and scientists, both natural and social, to build mutual understanding and reinforce dialogue.
All that has changed with growth rates plummeting (although they are still higher than the indigenous players) 2013 is likely to be a testing year for them.
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Its message is clear: only through meaningful consultation with indigenous peoples will development be beneficial rather than detrimental to the very peoples it is supposed to serve, like the Mayangna.
While official counting in Sunday's election continues, Morales is expected to be certified as Bolivia's first indigenous president.
While the environmental transformations engendered by climate change are expected to be unprecedented, existing in-depth indigenous knowledge on strategies for coping with change may also provide a crucial foundation for new adaptation measures and sustainable development in the face of climate change.
On the other end of the spectrum, one group of bears appears to be suffering because it has been hunted by indigenous people in both Canada and Greenland.
Raba said that faith healers tend to be well versed in Ayurveda, a field of indigenous medicine that focuses on lifestyle habits such as diet and fitness.
Used by the ancient indigenous people to elevate their buildings, they can only be found on the Mariana Islands and were used until the Spanish settlement used other building materials.
If it can get through this year as the only indigenous carmaker not to need a bail-out, it will be well placed to appeal to patriotic buyers when demand picks up.
Brown rats may be a pest in the UK but in South Georgia they are pushing indigenous bird species to the brink of extinction.
The dam will not force indigenous populations along the Xingu to relocate, which today that population is estimated to be around 2, 500.
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Obviously more has to be done on the economic basket, but, again, the progress on indigenous innovation and intellectual property rights I think were important steps to move us forward.
Because of the globality and interconnectedness of indigenous, colonial and capitalist male privileging ideologies, an African woman president must be prepared not to be voted back into office but focus on standing for what is right.
During the past twenty years, the Nicaraguan education system has taken important strides towards ensuring that formal education accommodates the unique needs of indigenous children through its new curriculum which allows for locally appropriate adjustments and additions to be made.
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