Sentence examples for their indigenous from inspiring English sources

The fund supports the preservation of rain forests worldwide and the rights of their indigenous peoples.

Black South Africans could use their indigenous languages for religious instruction, music and physical education.

Their indigenous religion, called Dongba, is a form of shamanism influenced by Tibetan Buddhism.

Fears over discrimination saw children forced to abandon their indigenous roots, including their native tongue Quechua.

They believe the militants have help on the inside of their indigenous security forces.

I realised what Australians had done to their indigenous population, to their other: they'd disappeared them.

"This type of grassland is steadily declining in the Northeast, as are their indigenous bird species".

A range of rights has been accorded by Central American governments to their indigenous populations.

(The Central Institute of Fisheries Education in Mumbai is attempting to gather data on their indigenous traditional knowledge).

And despite centuries of Spanish influence, the participants identify themselves by their indigenous heritage more than any other ethnicity.

They still may not antedate the "forest," but their "indigenous spirituality" in Africa remains far more ascertainable.