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What is Indigenous sovereignty?
The right of Indigenous peoples to govern themselves and make decisions about their land and resources.
The process of assimilating Indigenous cultures into mainstream society.
A legal framework imposed by the government to manage Indigenous affairs.
A historical event marking the arrival of colonial powers in Indigenous territories.
Which legal instrument is often used to argue for Indigenous rights and sovereignty?
The United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples (UNDRIP).
The Universal Declaration of Human Rights.
The Geneva Conventions.
The International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights.
What is an important step towards law reform that supports Indigenous sovereignty?
Engaging in meaningful consultation with Indigenous communities.
Imposing new laws without community input.
Standardizing Indigenous heritage practices across all communities.
Reducing government budgets for Indigenous programs.
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