Aboriginal Treaty

An Aboriginal Treaty refers to a formal agreement between Indigenous peoples and the government, recognizing rights, land, and cultural practices. These treaties aim to establish mutual understanding, define land use, and ensure rights are respected. They are often the result of negotiations to address historical injustices and promote coexistence. While some treaties are legally binding agreements, others are more symbolic or political commitments. Overall, they serve as a foundation for reconciliation, respect, and partnership between Indigenous communities and the broader society.