Like the other indigenous residents of the territory, they lost tens of thousands of acres.
It hurts indigenous residents and results in developed and developing countries losing billions each year in tax revenues.
The indigenous residents may be suffering (they're in much worse shape than the people on the gulf coast) but the Chevron-Texaco crowd feels real good about itself.
In Taiwan, the welter of factions includes indigenous residents and descendents of the mainland Chinese who settled here decades, or even centuries, before the Nationalists arrived.
Indigenous residents of older universities and public schools, Rahs are known for their ostentatiously unkempt hair, expensive clothes and tediously drawn-out vowels.
For the indigenous residents of Barking and Dagenham, the economy is a vague concept compared to their everyday experience of immigration.
The South Carolinian colonists began to build a trade monopoly with the indigenous residents of the region but were slow to attempt permanent settlement south of the Savannah River.
Fremantle mayor Brad Pettit told the ABC of the council's Australia Day decision: "For them [Indigenous residents] there was a real sense that Australia Day is not a day of celebration for everybody.
As indigenous residents of Crimea, they suffered repeated indignities and violence under the tsars, and in 1944 were deported from Crimea entirely, ostensibly for having aided the Nazis during the German occupation.
Among the projects believed to be at risk are the establishment of large conservation areas and a Western Top End marine megafauna project that would have created jobs, training and expertise for Indigenous residents.
