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12 avril 2017
- handle: 10670/1.2nyc3a
- isbn: 9783863951320
- eisbn: 9782821875487
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autonomie culture droit droit international indigènes indigénisme autonomy culture law international law native Law Ethnic Studies POL038000 SOC008000 JFSL JPPSujets proches
Native races Aboriginal peoples Aborigines Indigenous populations Native peoplesCiter ce document
Cabrera Ormaza Maria Victoria, « From Protection to Participation? », Göttingen University Press, ID : 10670/1.2nyc3a
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Introduction “Indigenous Peoples”, as a legal category (Kingsbury 2001:189, 244), has both human rights and functional considerations. The two international conventions on indigenous peoples’ rights (ILO Convention No. 107 and ILO Convention No. 169) depict indigenous peoples as vulnerable societal groups to whom special protection must be afforded. In legal literature, in addition, the definition of indigenous peoples heightens indigenous peoples’ past and on-going situation of oppression, d...