Sentence examples for Keep indigenous from inspiring English sources
The documents said that environmentalists wanted to keep indigenous peoples in poverty without access to basic services, health and education and that unnamed multinational businesses were seeking to seize power.
They've watched as Canadian banks and companies hoard billions of dollars at home or funnel them into tax-havens off-shore a scale off-shore awealth that putscale lie tofthe notion that we must tighten our belts, allow our privateservices to erode, keep Indigenous peoples shackled in poverty, and treat refugees wealthuspicion insthat of solidarity.
Despite having worked as a treaty ambassador for the former ATSIC, establishing the Nova Peris Girls Academy and three others for the NT government (to keep Indigenous girls connected with education) and holding a range of ambassadorial and developmental roles in advocacy, she's still being underestimated.
The National Livestock Census Report of 2008 indicates that most households (92.7%) that have cattle mainly keep indigenous herds.
"They're depressing our ability to provide health care to indigenous people while also trying to keep indigenous people out," said Anpetu Luta Hoksila, who is an enrolled member of the Turtle Mountain Band of Chippewa Indians.
For this episode of Common Good, we travel north to meet artist Tania Larsson, co-founder of Dene Nahjo, a group of young Dene who are pushing to keep Indigenous traditions alive in the Northwest Territories and outlining the crucial need to learn about their own culture in our current time.
Plus there's a push for integrity over sensationalism - to return this land to the natural, diverse condition that has been scorched by aggressive farming; to keep to indigenous animals, including rare breeds such as the mountain zebra.
Campaign groups have tried to save it and keep the indigenous community where it has lived for the past six years.
"Please keep supporting Indigenous Peoples' art and way of life," Doll pleads.
These factors force the locals to use traditional medicine and keep the indigenous knowledge intact.
In South Africa it is against the law to keep any indigenous tortoise (e.g. the Leopard tortoise) in captivity without a licence from Nature Conservation.
