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an ngo in consultative status with ecosoc 

american indian law alliance 
to hear the voices of our people, even unto the SEVENTH generation 

About Us

Why International Work 

Border Crossing Rights

Urban Indian

Our Own Voices

Legal Services Project

Pagans in the Promised Land
by Steven Newcomb - a
discussion on the Law of Nations

and the international
legal discrimination against
Indigenous peoples

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Table of Contents of the AILA PF Report

Summing Up Before We Begin
                    A Friendly Critique of the Permanent Forum
                    The Working Group and the Permanent Forum
                    Indigenous Peoples Role in Improving the Process

Chapter 2:  Human Rights Approach to “Development”
                    Free, Prior and Informed Consent

Chapter 3:  Changes in the UN System

Chapter 4:  Poverty, Education, Human Rights & Environment
                   The Second Decade on the World’s Indigenous Peoples

                   The Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples & the Second Decade
                   All Our Relations:  Lands, Territories and Resource
                   Other Recommendations

Chapter 5:  The Caucus Meetings
                   Indigenous Women’s Caucus
                   The Lakota Caucus Meeting

Chapter 6:  Side Events
                   Challenging the Doctrine of Discovery Christianity, the Papal Bulls and Manifest Destiny

                   WIPO Event
                   Protecting Sacred Species: Indicators of the Planet

Chapter 7:  Why International Work

Chapter 8:  Our Successes

Chapter 9: Focus of Indigenous Forums in the UN
                  The Working Group on Indigenous Populations
                  The Open-ended InterSessional Working Group on the Draft Declaration
                  Special Rapporteurs
                  The Permanent Forum on Indigenous Issues

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