Indigenous rights documents

Indigenous rights documents are legal and political agreements that recognize and protect the rights of Indigenous peoples to preserve their cultures, lands, and self-determination. They often set standards to prevent discrimination, ensure land rights, and support access to education, healthcare, and resources. Examples include international instruments like the UN Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples, which guides governments and organizations in respecting these rights. Overall, these documents aim to promote fairness, acknowledgment, and empowerment for Indigenous communities within national and global frameworks.