Examples of 'indigenous' in a sentence
Meaning of "indigenous"
Indigenous means originating or occurring naturally in a particular place; native
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- Born or originating in, native to a land or region, especially before an intrusion.
- In particular, of or relating to a people (or their language or culture) that inhabited a region prior to the arrival of people of other cultures which became dominant (e.g., through colonialism), and which maintains a distinct culture.
- Innate, inborn.
- Alternative letter-case form of indigenous (“native, relating to the native inhabitants of a land”)
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All indigenous peoples and local communities.
Violence against indigenous women and girls.
Indigenous individuals are free to identify themselves as indigenous.
Historical trends in indigenous participation in local governments.
Indigenous peoples and their relationship to land.
Study on engaging indigenous peoples more inclusively.
Indigenous had their own advisory system.
Conventions concerning indigenous and tribal populations.
Indigenous peoples are affected in many ways by deforestation.
Working paper on indigenous peoples and globalization.
Indigenous languages are inherently valuable to northern peoples.
Project grants to indigenous organizations and communities.
Indigenous participation and representation in legislative bodies.
Panel of representatives of indigenous and local communities.
Indigenous peoples were entitled to recognition as separate peoples.
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Encourage talented indigenous youth to study science.
Indigenous justice and the prevention of torture.
Children belonging to indigenous and minority groups.
Indigenous populations are recognized as a subject of international law.
Provisions related to indigenous peoples and local.
Indigenous provision is still in its early stages.
Constitutional recognition of indigenous minorities and communities.
Role of indigenous justice in the prevention of torture.
Work with local and indigenous communities.
Indigenous people adopted at its sixth session.
Legal status of the indigenous overseas populations.
Indigenous children and children of ethnic groups.
Cultural rights of indigenous peoples and minorities.
Indigenous peoples participated throughout the negotiations.
Draft declaration on the rights of indigenous peoples.
Autonomous indigenous and aboriginal farming communities.
Programme on support for intercultural indigenous education.
Repression of indigenous organisations by the civil society.
Parliaments and the rights of indigenous peoples.
Many indigenous communities were forced onto reservations.
Promote the political participation of indigenous peoples by.
Indigenous and foreign communities coexisted harmoniously.
Public policies aimed at the indigenous peoples.
Indigenous tribal lands being recognised very slowly.
Number of pupils receiving indigenous grants by level.
Several indigenous participants reported on situations of assimilation.
All those conflicts involved indigenous communities.
Some indigenous participants made specific suggestions.
Rights relating to land of the indigenous peoples.
There was high indigenous unemployment in urban areas.
Regularization of the land tenure of indigenous communities.
Indigenous peoples in many countries experience widespread discrimination.
Considering the specific needs of indigenous women.
Development of indigenous culture and crafts.
Particular reference to the rights of indigenous peoples.
