SOLUTION CONSIDERED

Solution 1

POSSIBLE CONSEQUENCES OF THE SELECTED SOLUTION

Nevertheless, if it is carried out incorrectly, unbiasedly, and justifiably in support of those in positions of
power, violence against indigenous people will persist, as will injustices against them, resulting in a
disregard for their rights and welfare.

RECOMMENDED SOLUTION (WITH MODIFICATION)

The government must take swift and equitable action. inquiries into these heinous acts of brutality
against Indigenous people; punishment for those found accountable through a fair trial and with due
process. Moreover, specific steps should be taken to ensure the safety, security, and wellbeing of all
Indigenous peoples, particularly those who put their lives in jeopardy in the name of exposing human
rights violations and defending the rights of Indigenous peoples.
 Why is it important for the government to pay attention to the welfare of the indigenous peoples?

The matter of protecting Indigenous Peoples' fundamental rights and ensuring their participation in the
development process so they can lead better, brighter, and more affluent lifestyles must be brought to
the government's attention. Although there have been improvements, Indigenous Peoples and ethnic
minorities still endure exclusion and marginalization and lack equal access to basic services. This is
because they are more likely to be poor. Additionally, Indigenous Peoples contribute to environmental
protection, the battle against climate change, and disaster preparedness, but their rights are not always
upheld.

PROBLEM SOLVING ORGANIZER - Using a problem-solving organizer, identify an issue/ problem that

the indigenous groups of people encounter.

THE PROBLEM

Violence and brutality

WHY IS THIS A PROBLEM

Violence and brutality have been reported from all over the world, most commonly against indigenous
peoples defending their rights and their lands, territories, and communities.

SOLUTION 1: SOLUTION 2: SOLUTION 3:

The government must take
prompt, impartial action.
Investigations into these heinous
acts of violence against
indigenous people; prosecution
and justice for those found guilty
in accordance with human rights
principles for due
process.
PROS:
Justice can be reclaimed by
indigenous people who desire to
have their rights and honor
recognized.
CONS:
However, if it was carried out
wrongly, impartially, and justly in
favor of those in positions of
power, violence against
indigenous people would not halt
and injustices against them
would continue, resulting in the
neglect of their rights and
welfare.
Build public awareness about the
rights of Indigenous people
PROS:
Indigenous rights must be
implemented with informed
public education and awareness
raising. An endeavor to raise
public awareness of a problem
using media, message, and a
well-organized set of
communication methods. This is
everyone's responsibility. For
compelling cause, there is a lot of
suspicion.
CONS:
When done incorrectly, an
awareness campaign has four
distinct risks: it may result in no
action; it may reach the wrong
group of people; it may cause
harm; and it may trigger a
backlash.
All Indigenous peoples,
particularly those who risk their
lives to draw attention to human
rights abuses in their
communities and struggle for
Indigenous peoples' rights, must
be protected, secure, and given
utmost care.
PROS:
This will make it easier for
indigenous people to have their
rights as individuals and members
of the community recognized.
Additionally, it will assist them in
obtaining the justice they are
owed for the crimes and
injustices they suffer because of
severe discrimination and terrible
assault.
CONS:
Our government's lack of
competence and abuse of
authority. They do not care about
the people or the welfare of
many; they only want the title,
not the job.