Sentence examples for land indigenous from inspiring English sources

At least half of that is Aboriginal land – Indigenous Australians have been its custodians for more than 50,000 years.

Jonathan Mazower, advocacy director, Survival International, London, UK. @Survival Without land, indigenous peoples have no livelihood, no identity, no means of survival.

Even though there is a blanket of asphalt over the land, Indigenous stories were here way before Toronto was.

On vivid display there is the search for solutions to the problems addressed in this Harvesting Justice series: the piracy of land, indigenous territories, agriculture, food systems, and the global commons.

We found a significantly higher prevalence of vulvar/vaginal/perianal infection to cervical in Arnhem Land Indigenous women.

Rather than being considered illegal squatters on State land, indigenous peoples came to be regarded as partners in protecting what remained of the country's natural resource base (Vitug 1993; Poffenberger and McGean 1993; Leonen 1998 22; Persoon et al. 2004:220; Aquino 2004 62, 64).

San Antonio imparted a different way of being American, open to identities emerging from the deep time of these lands – indigenous, Hispanic, Anglo and beyond.

In that pattern of a landed, indigenous people, every seven years, the Land and the People rested from organized agriculture and all debts were annulled.

There are no longer any land mammals indigenous to the Falklands, the wild fox being extinct.

Issues of land rights, indigenous people, risk of corruption and verification have dogged the deforestation talks.

And he insists his government will ensure that the Australian constitution acknowledges this land's Indigenous people.