Environmental Law and Indigenous Rights: A Global Perspective
Keywords:
environmental law, indigenous rights, global perspective, policy recommendations, ancestral landsAbstract
This article explores the intersection of environmental law and indigenous rights, focusing on how indigenous communities influence environmental policies globally. It examines case studies from Brazil, Canada, and Australia, highlighting the successes and challenges faced by indigenous peoples in protecting their ancestral lands. The article discusses the role of international agreements and national laws in supporting indigenous rights and offers policy recommendations for strengthening these legal frameworks to promote environmental justice.
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