Sentence examples for indigenous state from inspiring English sources

Since the collapse of the San Andres Accords, and a 1997 massacre of Zapatista supporters in the village of Acteal, there had been no significant advance for peace in Chiapas, a largely indigenous state that is racked by extreme poverty, illiteracy and hunger.

Light labeled cells represented the indigenous state of Akt1 interactome while heavy labeled cells represented Akt1 interactome in presence of its allosteric inhibitor, MK-2206.

More specifically, without any coherent rationale, Allen cites Catholic-Protestant violence in Chiapas, Mexico's least Catholic and most indigenous state, as part of the worldwide war on Christians.

Another way to think about "normal" is through people who are closest to our indigenous state, like the San of Southern Africa, especially.

Bolt wants Burney to meet Murrumu, to smugly prove that constitutional recognition will lead to a treaty, which – he believes – will result in separatist, race-based Indigenous "states", like Yidindji.

Of this, 5% are evangelicals, the source of the proselytising energy in recent years.Particularly galling for the Catholic hierarchy is the fact that the evangelicals have gained most souls in the poorer, more indigenous states in the south of Mexico.

"May Day is about a national response to Colin Barnett, to Tony Abbott and to the state of indigenous land justice in this country in general," the Sydney University law student said.

The recent Idle No More protest movement in Canada has helped bring about a new era of indigenous-state relations, in which First Nations are increasingly asserting their nationhood and taking broad jurisdiction over their territories.

We argue that indigenous-state collaboration may play a constructive role in improving CEA governance, including the recognition of indigenous peoples' rights.

Indigenous-state collaboration in the governance of cumulative effects assessment (CEA) is often hampered not only by legacies of colonialism and inequality but also disagreement on what the 'CEA governance problem' is in the first place.

At the same time, there are some important differences among them in terms of Indigenous-state relationships [ 4].