Sentence examples for indigenous responsibility from inspiring English sources

"We're united in relation to the outrage about the end consequences, but we're divided over the question over whether Indigenous responsibility is a crucial part of the solution and I say it is," he said.

It's possible that the recent high profile cases involving QUT students complaining about being thrown out of an Indigenous area at the university, and Bill Leak's provocative cartoon about Indigenous responsibility, have deepened racial divisions, rather than eased them, even though both cases have now collapsed.

This includes gender, age, cultural identity, ability or disability, sexual orientation or gender identity, Indigenous status, family responsibilities, and any other out-of-work obligations.

History has taken its path and the people too," says Patricia Balbuena, the deputy minister with responsibility for indigenous peoples.

Land protection and climate change mitigation is franked with spiritual responsibility for Indigenous peoples the world over, not least in Australia.

President Dilma Rousseff is dependent on their representatives in congress, who have watered down the forest code, and are said to be planning the reduction of indigenous reserves by transferring responsibility for their demarcation from Funai to the conservative-dominated congress.

Our violent history as settlers on Indigenous lands underscores our responsibility to uphold equity for those facing institutional discrimination.

Certain species such as squirrels and rabbits aren't deemed as necessary to be protected despite some local indigenous people feeling a responsibility to "all of the beings on the land".

After the study, responsibility for indigenous health services and policies were assumed by the newly created Indigenous Health Secretariat (Secretaria de Saúde Indígena), Ministry of Health.

The responsibility of resolving Indigenous health inequities rests not just with Indigenous people or governments, but also requires a sea-change within the mainstream healthcare system.

If you accept that, it's a lot easier to minimise the government's responsibilities to Indigenous people, and to downplay their rights over (say) valuable mining leases.