Sentence examples for indigenous faces from inspiring English sources

There are many Indigenous faces – a rarity at over-organised and politically dominated Anzac events in the eastern states.

Former senior war memorial personnel insist that, in the past, the rosemary bushes had been encouraged to grow over the Indigenous faces.

This inspired calls for the stone Indigenous faces not to be permanently replaced along with the other 24 that depict, among other creatures, a kangaroo and a koala, a platypus and a frill necked lizard.

It remains unclear, however, whether the 26 new gargoyles will include the Indigenous faces.

About 43% of the population in Guatemala is indigenous, and girls and women who are indigenous face intense discrimination.

The scene repeats, this time as an indigenous person faces a European coloniser, and suddenly a very heavy silence descends on the auditorium.

Indigenous Zapotec faces, from the newborn to the elderly, glowed in the flickering light of the candles many carried, along with bouquets of poinsettias, roses, or gladiolus.

Canada's indigenous population faces staggering over-representation in the country's prisons, and at least one local police service found that its own force was 40percentt more likely to pull over an Indigenous driver than a white one.

All of the participants in this study mentioned significant cultural and socioeconomic barriers that the indigenous population faces in seeking healthcare.

No justice in MexicoThe case typifies the lack of justice that indigenous people face in Mexico.

And exposing the riders to the challenges that Indigenous communities face.