Sentence examples for left indigenous from inspiring English sources

The case was centred the distribution of mining royalties by the NLC in north-east Arnhem Land, and the unsuccessful party said the decision left Indigenous landowners as "wards of the state" without equal rights of appeal.

The nationwide targeting of religious places, along with massacres (the Whitestone Hill Massacre, which killed more civilians than Wounded Knee, occurred to the east of Standing Rock), and the removal and forced re-education of indigenous children has left indigenous communities mistrustful of the government.

The conflict over water has increased local divisions and left Indigenous communities more vulnerable.

It's an approach that has led to Pearson being venerated by the right and criticised by the left, Indigenous and non-Indigenous alike, for a focus on personal responsibility over structural inequality and on recent social changes, such as the influx of illicit drugs, as a greater cause of current rates of disadvantage than the intergenerational trauma of colonisation and dispossession.

The growing militancy of left, indigenous and environmental movements in Latin America, together with growing backlash in the U.S. against corporate impunity, present alternative platforms that place the protection of workers and the environment over free-market politics.

Perhaps most bizarrely, Zambia has refused all requests from foreign airlines to use Lusaka as a hub, despite the fact that the country has not had its own flag-carrier since 2009.African governments tend to fear that a total free-for-all would leave indigenous carriers at the mercy of the European and Gulf giants.

But economic growth that leaves indigenous citizens typically only a bit better off isn't the most popular form of growth.

She says it's systemic issues of poverty, racism and policing that leave Indigenous women vulnerable to abuse.

The players behind the public plea are notable in Canada, which has seen pitched battles over pipeline proposals and compensation packages that sometimes leave indigenous communities unsatisfied.

This ought to be the spirit of a "rights based approach" – leaving indigenous queer sexualities perform their own way as they have done so since generations.

And I don't foresee it happening any time soon, if even bouncers at some gay bars and clubs are responsible for leaving "indigenous-looking" people out.