Rights of indigenous peoples

(Mahnoor imtiaz, )

Indigenous people are those people who or inhabited a land before it was conquered by colonial societies, and may have different, often unique—cultural, social, traditional, and other characteristics to those of the dominant culture of that region or state. There are approximately 370 million indigenous people are in 70 countries worldwide. Historically they are in the center of conflict for access to valuable resources because of where they all live or, in other cases, struggling to live the way the other people live. Indeed, indigenous people are amongst the most disadvantaged people in the world.they have right to live much better life because they deserve it.

Indigenous peoples around the world have sought recognition of their identities, the ways they live their life and their right to follow their tradition on their native lands, territories ; yet throughout history, their rights have been violated.

they almost live in all countries, all continents of the world. all people of the world have right to self determination by virtue. their is one thing in common in these people, they all have a history of injustice, indigenous people have been killed ,and tortured and their rights have been violated. The indigenous people of the world are very diverse.

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