And it speaks to the importance of respectful dialog between administrators and indigenous populations, a truth too easily avoided.
As long ago as 1740, Chinese immigrants in Jakarta were attacked by a combination of hostile indigenous people and suspicious Dutch administrators.
Nine of the health personnel reported working directly in maternal healthcare for indigenous women, one was an administrator involved in the planning of the Casa Materna, and the other was a nurse who aids in general consultations and gives vaccinations.
Fifth, not all indigenous leaders are radical Marxists, squeaky-clean administrators, sensitive environmentalists, or human-rights advocates.
Even then, he said most club administrators had "fairly set ideas" on Indigenous players – too much trouble and too great a risk of returning home when times got tough.
In indigenous areas, were dialects are spoken, the survey administrators were supported by interpreters who spoke these indigenous dialects [ 16].
Historically, the designation of a group as either a tribe or a band was often rather haphazard, as the process usually depended upon colonial administrators who had a poor understanding of indigenous political practices and the fluid nature of traditional social structures.
When the Australian War Memorial in Canberra was upgraded to the tune of 32 million dollars last year, administrators refused to include a section dedicated to the Indigenous resistance warriors in the Frontier Wars.
Ely S. Parker, one of the administrators of the Blacksmith estate, went on to draft the surrender at Appomattox and to become the first indigenous Commissioner of Indian Affairs.
Officials, administrators, police, medical personnel and now researchers may be sceptically received as "more of the same", a view Indigenous people may have in common with other contemporary minority populations [ 39, 48].
