The phrase "aboriginal citizens" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the original inhabitants of a region, particularly in discussions about rights, culture, or identity.
Example: "The government has implemented new policies to support the rights of aboriginal citizens in the region."
Alternatives: "indigenous people" or "native citizens".
In Australia, where aboriginals have a life expectancy 10 to 15 years below the average non-aboriginal citizen and a suicide rate nearly six times the national average, they are two times more likely to die as a child, three times more likely to die of avoidable causes, seven times more likely to die of diabetes, and 19 times more likely to die from rheumatic fever and rheumatic heart disease.
He comes from a tribe that, because of an international border which now crosses their aboriginal homelands, has citizens living in villages in Mexico.
We understand that there other citizens – mainly Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Australians – in the same position as Rosie Anne and Marlon.
The commission wants the government to improve welfare for today's indigenous children and to issue annual reports on aboriginals' economic and social conditions.In 2008 Stephen Harper, the prime minister, apologised for abuse in residential schools, raising hopes that relations between aboriginal Canadians and their fellow citizens could be mended.
Based on a true story, it touches on the deep-seated racism in Australia that kept its Aboriginal population as second-class citizens well into the 1970s.
The affair between Aboriginal folks and the remaining citizens of Canada seems to be, from the Aboriginal point of view anyway, a moral one.
Minister of Aboriginal Affairs Bernard Valcourt told the Ottawa Citizen that indigenous men are the problem: "Obviously, there's a lack of respect for women and girls on reserves".
There, for the first time, in Broome, he met aboriginal people and was shocked to find fellow citizens who were ill and malnourished.
Founding chairman of the Aboriginal Provisional Government Bob Weatherall once said: Governments presume we are citizens of the Australian nation, and our rights are accordingly limited.
Wells specifically targeted London – then "the greatest city in the world", as he states – in order to compare its citizens' fates, slaughtered by Martians, with those of aboriginal Tasmanians who had been wiped out by British colonialists in 1870.
