Web resource:	https://www.iwgia.org/images/documents/indigenous-world/indigenous-world-2018.pdf
Type:	Report
Title:	The Indigenous world 2018
Authors:	International Work Group for Indigenous Affairs
Keywords:	Indigenous peoples;Freedom;Politics;Yearbooks;Human rights;Indigenous issues;Aboriginal Australians;Safety
Year:	2018
Publisher:	International Work Group for Indigenous Affairs
Notes:	The purpose of The Indigenous World 2017 is to give as comprehensive an overview as possible of the developments indigenous peoples have experienced during 2016. It is our hope that indigenous peoples themselves and their organizations will find it useful in their advocacy work of improving indigenous peoples' human rights situation. They may also, in this regard, find it inspiring for their work to read about the experiences of indigenous peoples in other countries and parts of the world. It is also IWGIA's wish and hope that the Yearbook will be useful to a wider audience interested in indigenous issues and that it can be used as a reference book and a basis for obtaining further information on the situation of indigenous peoples worldwide. This year's edition includes 59 country reports and 12 reports on international processes. As usual, the authors of this volume are indigenous and non-indigenous activists and scholars who have worked with the indigenous movement for many years and are part of IWGIA's network. They are identified by IWIGA's regional coordinators on the basis of their knowledge and network in the regions. All the contributions to this volume are offered on a voluntary basis—this we consider a strength but it also means that we cannot guarantee to include all countries or all aspects of importance to indigenous peoples every year. Chapter on Australia by Diana Vinding, see p274
URI:	https://anrows.intersearch.com.au/anrowsjspui/handle/1/20381
ISBN:	9788792786852
Appears in Collections:	Reports

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