Sentence examples for imposed on indigenous from inspiring English sources

"A lot of services imposed on Indigenous people come from a western viewpoint.

This is an analysis of the evolution of political actions and legal instruments imposed on indigenous peoples in Brazil since pre-colonization in the fifteenth century.

This was the first time an Australian prime minister had frankly, without qualification, acknowledged the violence, sickness, dispossession and ongoing oppression that colonialism had imposed on Indigenous people.

What reveals this as fantasy is the survival and resistance of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples, a constant reminder of the fact that settler society has been imposed on Indigenous lives and territories.

"We will conduct a full review of the legislation unilaterally imposed on indigenous peoples by the previous government," Trudeau said.

We will conduct a full review of the legislation unilaterally imposed on indigenous peoples by the previous government.

On 28 July 2009, the Hmar People's Convention (Democratic) of Manipur issued a press release which stated that the proposed Tipaimukh Multipurpose Hydroelectric Project is a war imposed on the indigenous Hmar people and various other communities located downstream and upstream.

In accordance with practice all over the world, this confers on the Malays certain inalienable rights over the forms and obligations of citizenship which can be imposed on citizens of non-indigenous origin".

Why are non-Indigenous funding requirements imposed on Aboriginal celebrations?

"We've had multiracialism imposed on us for too long, and the indigenous population is being sidelined by the politically correct politicians who are running the country".

They tricked us," she says of a mass sterilization program imposed on hundreds of thousands of poor, often indigenous, women in Peru during the hard-right presidency of Alberto Fujimori.