Hegarty says that discussions about death raised her awareness of the special link between Indigenous Australians and country.
Many of the reserves were created before the link between indigenous rights and conservation was established in the mainstream.
He said the WA and federal governments should recognise the importance of the link between indigenous people and their lands, and it was wrong to describe this as a "lifestyle choice", as Tony Abbott had done.
Eva serves in the novel as a living link between the indigenous tribes of the Cape and the European settlers who will destroy them.
However, the federal minister for Indigenous affairs, Nigel Scullion, denied there was any link between the two and said the state had been discussing closures "well before" the transfer of responsibilities was announced.
In situ localization of P. acnes genomes in sarcoid lymph nodes may help to elucidate an etiologic link between sarcoidosis and this indigenous bacterium.
The high frequency and specificity of P. acnes detected by the PAB antibody within sarcoid granulomas suggest an etiologic link between sarcoidosis and this indigenous bacterium.
Indeed, the apology for the impact of the anti-sealing campaign in 2014 coincided with the publication of Greenpeace Canada's Policy on Indigenous Rights, which recognizes, among other things "the inherent link between ecological health and human well-being" and "the right of Indigenous People to carry out traditional activities," including hunting, fishing and trapping.
In the past, governments and policymakers tended to undervalue the link between climate change mitigation and indigenous land rights.
In some countries, research now clearly indicates a link between the distinct social inequities experienced by Indigenous peoples and higher rates of HIV than non-Indigenous peoples [ 9].
This finding is consistent with suggestions of a causal link between substance dependence and incarceration for Indigenous Australians (National Indigenous Drug and Alcohol Council 2014).
