Introduction to Human Rights | Lesson 22: "Indigenous Peoples' Rights"

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[@florabelgraceflores8597]

This is actually a big help for my thesis. Thanks a lot!

[@wenjunetanedo5371]

Thank you for sharing i.e. Indigenous Peoples' rights & human rights

[@rayy3821]

Good and informative summary. Thanks Prof.

[@nag_1818]

KEEP IN TOUCH...

[@mralmn]

Thanks!

[@trevornorton2215]

Would you please expand your point about there being a treaty between indigenous Australians and the colonising government? To my knowledge there has never been one, despite campaigns from indigenous Australians to creat such a treaty.

[@selvitrvia8491]

Sounds in the genius ppl

[@buddythedragon3915]

Australia had no, and still doesn't have, a treaty with the Indigenous. New Zealand does, they are a separate country.

[@toniboyntont]

When you are referring to Australia with treaties they didnt have one. New Zealand is a country totally seperate to Australia, that has the Treaty of Waitangi, which was not recognised by white Europeans until the 1990's. You need to do your research properly

[@gabbylon2077]

To everyone's negative comments ...why dont u make an informative video and expand on parts you think our friend here was unable to elaborate on matter of factly 🤔🤪 also dont believe eveything they teach you in school ,our country loves imperial fashioning, just saying..🤷‍♀️

[@toniboyntont]

Would have been better to have an indigenous person present it not someone from the dominant group once again prescribing and dictating and controlling the information and laws and declarations of Indigenous people.