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Indigenous rights and United Nations standards self-determination, culture and land

There are three fora in the United Nations discussing the deplorable situation of indigenous peoples all over the world. This book discusses these topics and attempts to bridge these gaps by analysing the standards of international law, as they are currently interpreted by United Nations bodies.

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  • "There are three fora in the United Nations discussing the deplorable situation of indigenous peoples all over the world. This book discusses these topics and attempts to bridge these gaps by analysing the standards of international law, as they are currently interpreted by United Nations bodies."@en
  • "This book explores the extent to which indigenous claims can be accommodated by international law."@en

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