Sentence examples for marginalised indigenous from inspiring English sources

The Kondh community in Odisha state traditionally grows up to 16 varieties of millet, according to Debjeet Sarangi, head of Living Farms, a local NGO that has worked with marginalised indigenous farmers since 2005.

The strategy was more effective during the recent resurrection, when employed to attract marginalised indigenous youth in Illawarra.

The world's 400m marginalised indigenous peoples get one line.

Yet Baca also knows that her role as culture minister championing the rights of Peru's marginalised indigenous people is a formidable undertaking.

Mining companies, many of them foreign and which pay no – or little – Australian tax, continue to dispossess and marginalise Indigenous people, destroy their lands and disconnect them from culture.

When the working class revealed itself as only too willing to accept the rewards of a society which had so long withheld them, those looking for others as agents of liberation sought elsewhere: an unspoiled peasantry might have been the inheritor of the rescue-mission; or marginalised, impoverished indigenous peoples, or the urban poor, or the disaffected intelligentsia.

Yes, it did dispossess and for a long time marginalise Indigenous people.

The move is the latest attempt by the Liberal government of the prime minister, Justin Trudeau, to repair ties with Canada's often-marginalised indigenous population, which says it has been the victim of systemic racism for centuries.

"Indigenous people were marginalised," Howes says.

The result has been entrenchment of an apartheid system in which the indigenous population are marginalised and feel like second-class citizens.

A case in point is the land grab by Indian corporations in Ethiopia, facilitated by the governments of both countries, which use development rhetoric while further marginalising the indigenous communities that bear the pain of the resulting social, economic and environmental devastation.