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The Center's best known work is our 30 years of organizing and advocacy to win adoption of the UN Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples. The Declaration was adopted by the UN General Assembly in 2007. The Declaration proclaims an historic body of collective rights and human rights of indigenous peoples and individuals. For the first time in history...
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Filed March 11, 2005 The Onondaga Nation is taking action to secure its rights to its aboriginal lands in Central New York. The Onondaga Nation initiated the process several years ago by meeting with Governor George Pataki and members of his staff along with representatives of the United States government. The Nation filed a law suit in Federal District Court...
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The Indian Law Resource Center has helped Indian nations and tribes and other indigenous communities in their struggles to protect their lands, resources, and human rights, the environment and their cultural heritage for nearly 30 years. This section highlights several of our past projects.
LA LEY FEDERAL RELATIVA A TIERRAS DE INDÍGENAS Y NATIVOS DE ALASKA ha sido durante mucho tiempo inviable y muy injusta por los estándares de justicia americanos. Estamos trabajando con naciones indígenas y las naciones nativas de Alaska en nuestro Proyecto sobre Ley de Tierras Nativas para mostrar cómo sería un marco justo de la ley. Por ejemplo, a menudo...
Legal Internship Opportunity - The Washington DC Office is seeking legal interns for the 2011 summer and fall semesters. Apply by October 15, 2010.
PDF of Director of Finance and Administration application, deadline September 17, 2010.