Sentence examples for indigenous organization from inspiring English sources
The phrase "indigenous organization" is correct and usable in written English
You can use it to refer to any organization that is made up of, or serves, indigenous people. For example, "The National Indigenous Women's Association is a leading indigenous organization that champions the rights of Native American women."
Now I remember — she would get these things at special handicraft fairs to benefit some indigenous organization or other.
National indigenous organization AIDESEP, which claims to represent more than 1,400 indigenous communities in the Peruvian Amazon, was even more critical.
eThe Seventh Generation Fund is an Indigenous organization that serves communities throughout the world.
The proposed road's only beneficiaries, says one indigenous organization, will be "illegal logging mafias".
Considered the largest Indigenous organization, the Assembly of First Nations (AFN) has also taken a significant hit.
"REDD+ isn't going ahead if the basic rights of indigenous peoples aren't observed," said Edwin Llauta, of the indigenous organization, Eca-Amarakaeri, which administers the ACR.
Cáceres was on the front lines from the start, having founded the group that has organized much of the opposition, the Council of Popular and Indigenous Organizations of Honduras (COPINH).
The Canadian government and Indigenous organizations have very different lens and understanding when they refer to urban Indigenous populations.
"We would certainly believe that SERNANP should address those concerns of the indigenous organizations".
Several other indigenous organizations this week released a statement calling for an investigation and warning of increasing abuses by Brazilian miners crossing into Venezuela.
A fellow environmental activist and second in command at the Popular and Indigenous Organizations of Honduras (COPINH), Tomás feared he would be next.
