Sentence examples for indigenous nations from inspiring English sources

Wiradjuri country is one of Australia's largest Indigenous nations.

In 1850 the indigenous nations of eastern Canada had successfully concluded negotiations for the Robinson-Superior and Robinson-Huron treaties.

Other indigenous nations quickly followed suit, and by 2000 more than 150 tribes in 24 states had opened casino or bingo operations on their reservations.

Although indigenous nations have lost most federal court battles, Indian gaming is one area in which the judiciary has generally found in favour of tribes.

Lucy Claridge Perhaps the greatest obstacle to advancing indigenous peoples interests is the slow process of building coalitions between "fourth world" (indigenous) nations and between fourth world NGOs.

The Gippsland plain was the base of the Gunai, one of several hundred Indigenous nations on the Australian continent with an unbroken presence there since the stone age.

And although these movements have seemingly different agendas from calling a halt to another stolen generation, to reclaiming the first land handed back to indigenous Australians, to forming an Aboriginal-controlled body to represent all indigenous nations they're all connected by the common cause of indigenous self-determination.

The work of (re building self-determining, self-governed, Indigenous Nations scattered through the current borders of Canada is what many Indigenous leaders are calling for under the banner of reconciliation and the idea is starting to catch on...sorta...sorta

Based on this, the manifesto calls for the Commonwealth of Australia to undertake a series of treaties with all Indigenous nations a process that would require Australia to become an independent federated republic.

The Federation of Sovereign Indigenous Nations, which represents more than 70 First Nations in Saskatchewan, called it a biased press release.

OSMRE retained oversight on the Indigenous Nations programs within the USA.