Indigenous Decolonization and United Nations Membership - Indigenous Peoples and The Fundamental Right To Self-Determination

This thesis provides legal arguments for granting UN membership to Indigenous peoples equal to that of states. It examines violations of international law resulting from discrimination again…

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International Organization for Self-Determination and Equality (IOSDE)

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