Sentence examples for indigenous property from inspiring English sources
"This is indigenous property, ours, aborigine".
The case raised fundamental issues: should former colonial powers pay compensation for undermining indigenous property rights and human rights violations?
She pulled out a binder that contained the constitutional reforms, and showed me where, in the clause concerning the state's respect for indigenous "property rights" in the Atlantic Coast region, the word "property" had vanished.
Through a legal geography of rights, I map Indigenous property as it circulates on Indigenous territory and now through the brief and international scale.
In particular, the international level is fertile terrain for expanding the space for Indigenous property given the possibility of its circulation in other social justice campaigns, as well as the potential for similar rights to "boomerang" into national-level politics.
He also suggested that in the short-term, the government may wish to rely on customary or indigenous property arrangements, as opposed to statutory rights.
Legal scholars Kristen Carpenter and Angela Riley have conceptualized what they call "peoplehood", a concept of Indigenous cultural property rights that "dictates that certain lands, resources, and expressions are entitled to legal protection as cultural property because they are integral to group identity and cultural survival of indigenous peoples" (2011).
A law introduced after 1990 protects indigenous communities' property rights.
But for museums, especially those of the great empires, ownership of Indigenous cultural property remains an existential bedrock.
The goal is to "take hold of core indigenous intellectual property rights so as to provide support for the development of an innovative country".
Will indigenization and reconciliation change the minds of those who value property over Indigenous lives?
