Sentence examples for some indigenous groups from inspiring English sources

This first canonisation on US soil has excited some Hispanics but also upset some indigenous groups who accuse Serra of helping to exterminate Native Americans.

However, Survival International – the charity that works for the rights of tribal peoples around the world – says on its website: "The term 'Pygmy' has gained negative connotations, but has been reclaimed by some indigenous groups as a term of identity".

But the federal government has resisted calls to broaden the inquiry as advocated by the federal opposition, some Indigenous groups and the president of the Australian Human Rights Commission, Gillian Triggs, and suggested by Liberal MP Ken Wyatt.

Some indigenous groups are hoping the report will help raise their profile in Paris and future negotiations.

P. hoogshagenii is used for divinatory purposes by some indigenous groups in Mexico.

In Canada, some indigenous groups that have been removed from their land have suicide rates 11 times the national average, compared to no suicides among those that remained on their land.

Malays and some other indigenous groups make up 64percentt of the population, which is 27percentt Chinese and 9percentt Indian.

Some of the indigenous groups were hemmed in on all sides by mining and logging concessions, both legal and illegal.

Mr. Morales began fasting last Thursday to protest delays in voting on the measure, which guarantees some representation for indigenous groups in Congress and could allow Gran Chaco, a gas-rich area, to seek administrative autonomy.

Some representatives of indigenous groups were offline altogether.

But some experts and Indigenous groups say embracing the declaration doesn't mean much in a practical sense unless the concept of free, prior, and informed consent on development of Indigenous lands is implemented in its purest form — and they're not sure Bennett's words have indicated that this will happen.