Indigenous Peoples' Declaration on Self-Determination

The Indigenous Peoples' Declaration on Self-Determination affirms the right of Indigenous communities to freely determine their political status, govern themselves, and manage their lands, resources, and cultures. It emphasizes that Indigenous peoples should have an equal voice in decisions affecting their lives and development, respecting their unique identities and traditions. The declaration seeks to promote respect, recognition, and partnership between Indigenous communities and governments, ensuring their autonomy and rights are upheld in accordance with international standards.