Putting Indigenous Peoples’ Participation in International Law-Making into Context: A Self-Determination Argument

Medes Malaihollo

Putting Indigenous Peoples’ Participation in International Law-Making into Context: A Self-Determination Argument

Medes Malaihollo

Transboundary Legal Studies

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Abstract

Does international law provide possibilities for an indigenous people to participate at the international level? This blog post argues that it does, namely through a vital international norm of these communities: the right to self-determination.

Original language	English
Type	Blog
Media of output	Jus Cogens
Publication status	Published - 12-Jan-2021

Keywords

Self-determination
International law
Indigenous peoples
Participation
International law-making

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