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U.N. Human Rights Council Adopts Declaration on Indigenous Rights.

By Valerie Taliman. Indian Country Today.

Racial Justice Lawyering on Behalf of Indians and Other Indigenous Peoples

By Robert T. Coulter. Indian Law Resource Center.

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Champion for Rights, by Marga Lincoln. Helena Independent Record.

For the past 30 years Robert ‘Tim’ Coulter has played an integral role in protecting the rights of indigenous people all over the world.

"Don't forget this case", by Amaris Elliott-Engel. The Auburn Citizen.

The Onondaga Indian Nation's land rights action, first filed in March 2005, is still pending in federal court. Oral arguments over a motion to kill the litigation are being scheduled for sometime in the second half of 2007.

For Sacred Indian Site, New Neighbors are Far From Welcome.

By Jim Robbins. New York Times.

Senate Seeks Solutions to Jurisdictional, Legal 'Maze'

Indian Country Today. Amnesty International's report on violence against Native Women. Amnesty International's ''Maze of Injustice'' report on violence against Native women continued to make headway in the world at a Sept. 27 Senate Committee on Indian Affairs oversight hearing.

Declaration Adoption Marks the End of the First Step

Article by Toensing discusses how the UN General Assembly on September 13, 2007 adopted the Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples.

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