Examples of using Indigenous group in English and their translations into Russian
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for that reason prefer to use the plural when referring to more than one indigenous group.
One indigenous group provided evidence which,
Furthermore, this indigenous group stated its understanding that a termination of negotiation resulting from pursuit of judicial remedies would also make that First Nation liable,
This indigenous group also argued that the British Columbia Treaty Commission is unable to fulfil its responsibility to remain independent
The observer for Nepal informed the Working Group about the establishment of an Indigenous Group Development Committee and a National Academy for improving the situation of indigenous people.
The CHAIRPERSON, on a point of information, recalled that in July the Committee had taken the decision that she should contact the Mission of Viet Nam concerning an indigenous group whose representatives she and Mr. Bhagwati had met see CCPR/C/SR.1866, paras.
membership of minority and/or indigenous group, ethnicity, religion,
The Committee notes with interest the State party's indication that it will encourage mass media to give special consideration to the linguistic needs among children who belong to an indigenous group.
terms in the declaration, such as"indigenous individuals","persons belonging to an indigenous group","indigenous populations","individuals in community with others",indigenous peoples.">
In reply to the Special Rapporteur's question whether the Bidun were a homogeneous, indigenous group and/or made up of Arabs from the Gulf,
being a member of an indigenous group results in a specific kind of vulnerability,
not to Australia's other indigenous group, Aboriginal people, some of whom also live along the coastline
Where they formed an indigenous group in the State of origin,
For 31-year-old Jessica Paguia, from the Tagbanua indigenous group on the island of Coron, farming seaweed is a family affair
Although the State party had affirmed that no indigenous group had ever been dispossessed of land,
who reportedly attacked the indigenous group for their support of the armed opposition group known as the Zapatista National Liberation Army EZLN.
more aboriginal people would claim membership of an indigenous group without living within a traditional structure.
Practically no indigenous group has benefited from the major irrigation works;
While welcoming the recognition of the Ainu as an indigenous group, the Committee reiterates its concern regarding the lack of recognition of the Ryukyu
The progress made in that area was reflected in the fact that the country's current Vice-President was a member of an indigenous group and that other members of indigenous groups,