ANTH 222 Lecture Notes - Lecture 13: Aboriginal Tent Embassy, Intercultural Competence, Self-Determination
14 Mar 2016
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Legal pluralism in aboriginal law anth222 lecture notes. Legal pluralism in secular states: early objectives, residential schools: objective to eliminate identity and claim sovereignty and competition over resources of aboriginal peoples. Truth and reconciliation commission of canada: calls to action. Calls upon law schools in canada to require all law students to take a course in. Aboriginal people, including the history and legacy of residential schools. The un declaration on the rights of indigenous peoples, treaties and aboriginal rights, Requires skills-based training in intercultural competence, conflict resolution, human rights, and anti-racism. Increasing awareness in the west of the traditional character of western though now places western thought beside, and not above, other forms of thought . Undrip carves out niche of collective rights in the regime of international law and references the pre-existing affirmations on rights: idea of freely pursuing your own rights, promoting rights so that indigenous people are self-determinant.
