Sentence examples for ethnic indigenous from inspiring English sources
Students of Caribbean history have long been taught that before the invasion of Europeans, the Caribbean was inhabited by two major ethnic indigenous groups: the Arawaks of the Greater Antilles, and to the south, in the Lesser Antilles, the Caribs.
It's got large populations of ethnic Chinese, of ethnic Indians, of ethnic indigenous Malay Muslims.
Bolivia remains divided, say the pundits, along geographic (eastern lowland states versus the west), ethnic (indigenous versus non-indigenous), and class (rich versus poor) lines.
The pictures were sent to the Institute in April 2012, and are said to depict a massacre carried out by government officials and members of the ethnic Dizi group on behalf of the Ethiopian state against the Suri, one of Ethiopia's many ethnic indigenous farming groups, in the market town of Maji in February that year.
Suicide method and the month and day of the week suicide occurred was taken from autopsy reports and disaggregated by ethnic group (indigenous and non-indigenous) and sex.
Her family are from the Pare tribe, an ethnic group indigenous to the Kilimanjaro region of northern Tanzania.
Deep inside major news outlets across Australia, ethnic and Indigenous journalists are facing constant, quiet uphill battles daily.
Often these people are drawn from marginalised and vulnerable social groups, including women, children, people with disabilities, ethnic minorities, indigenous peoples, and those infected with HIV.
When ethnic and Indigenous journalists aren't being confused for anything other than journalists, their views and opinions are sometimes given less merit.
Ethnic or indigenous tourism has attracted significant academic research, but with the exception of Taiwan's minorities much of the research in the English language journals has been dominated by the perspective of western tourists gazing upon the minorities.
Other international declarations further promote the rights of adults and special groups including disabled individuals as well as ethnic minorities, indigenous and tribal peoples, refugees, and immigrants to an appropriate education.
