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Indigenous rights and international law

  • LAW7260
  • Not offered in 2013
  • 6 points, SCA Band 3, 0.125 EFTSL
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This unit will examine the existing international law that promotes/protects human rights and freedoms of indigenous peoples and locate this law within their culture and traditions. Historical and cultural perspectives. A study will be undertaken of the major international instruments that protect and promote the rights of indigenous peoples. Draft United Nations declaration will be discussed. Main focus of discussion will include definition of indigenous peoples, right of self-determination, collective as opposed to individual rights, anti-discrimination, land and resource rights, civil and political participation, rights to language and education -- Course Website

Prerequisites: LAW7026



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