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Indigenous peoples have the right to access to and prompt decision through just and fair procedures for the resolution of conflicts and disputes with States or other parties, as well as to effective remedies for all infringements of their individual and collective rights.

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Indigenous peoples have the right to determine and develop priorities and strategies for exercising their right to development.

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Â Indigenous peoples have the right to retain their culture and the states shall provide mechanisms to prevent the destruction of their culture, the unfair possession of their lands and resources, assimilation of their culture, and ethnic or racial discrimination.

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The right to maintain land, resource, they have acquired or need, with states having the legal obligation to protect said claims.

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All indigenous individuals have a right to feel safe and not be subjected to discrimination due to their race.

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All native individuals are allowed to identify as a nationality, whether it be their original nationality or a nationality of their own choosing.

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The rights indigenous peoples have now or may acquire in the future are not to be ignored, diminished or interpreted wrongly.

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. They have the right to maintain and develop their political, economic and social systems or institutions, to be secure in the enjoyment of their own means of subsistence

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Indigenous members of the community have the right to both financial and technical assistance from the government

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Indigenous people have the right to foresee their societal and economic growth.

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Indigenous have the right to maintain and strengthen customary/traditions with their land, seas and other areas.

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The state should co-operate in good faith with the  indigenous
peoples concerned through their own representative institutions.

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Rights within this document are equally granted to both sexes

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Indigenous people, in particular; elders, women, children and disabled, shall receive the special needs they require.

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. Indigenous peoples have the right to participate in decision making that effect their rights.

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The rights within this document are the minimum standard for the survival, dignity and well-being of indigenous people.

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Right to protect their cultural practises and customs (such as to maintain, protect and develop the past, present and future manifestations of their cultures)

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right to ownership and agreement

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Indigenous people have the right to improve on and make societal and economic advancements.

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the right to maintain their institutional rights

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Right to protect their land
from being forcefully taken (No relocation shall take place without the free, prior and informed consent of the indigenous peoples, with the option of return)

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Indigenous peoples have the right to traditional medicine via customary ways, yet still have access to healthcare and social welfare. With the enjoyment of full mental and physical health

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The UN, its bodies and government shall advocate respect and execute the rights within this document

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Indigenous people have the right to improve on and make societal and economic advancements.

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the right to be consulted on how land should be

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Right to Self – govern local affairs

(self-government in matters relating to their internal and local affairs)

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The right to control education of their culture. (Allows indigenous people to control the education of their culture, things like which language it is taught in and how.)

The right to education without discrimination. (Allows indigenous people the right to education at all levels without discrimination.)

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The right to educate others in their culture. (Allows indigenous people to continue developing and pass-on/teach all aspects of their culture. E.g. languages, philosophies.)

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the right to determine their own identity or member ship

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Right to maintain and strengthen their distinct political, legal, economic, social and cultural institutions (as well as participate in those of the state).

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Right to live in a community (No discrimination of any kind may arise from the exercise of such a right)

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The right to conserve and protect land of indigenous people  (states will implement programs for conservation and protection for the indigenous without discrimination, no hazardous material or storage disposal should commence in the land without consent)

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The right to be compensated for land and resources that have been used without their permission  (lands and territories under the terms confiscated, taken, occupied, used or damaged without prior consent must be eligible for the option of return where possible)

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The right to be free from discrimination (especially on the basis of their indigenous origin or identity)

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Right to Self Determination
(they freely determine their political status and freely pursue their economic, social and cultural development.)

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The indigenous community are allowed to enjoy all rights established under international and domestic labour law

States must take precautions to ensure protection of indigenous children from economic exploitation, having to work that is likely dangerous or to interfere with their education, moral or social development.

Indigenous individuals have the right to not be empowered into discriminatory conditions of labour or employment or salary to be effected because of their ethnic origin.

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Indigenous people are allowed to conduct their own media and participate to all forms of media without discrimination.

The government can’t diminish indigenous culture by ensuring state-owned media doesn’t create diversity and needs to avoid prejudice to allow full freedom of expression, this reflects positively making an example for non-state owned media to be open to discussion to a satisfactory level.

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The right to have access to their cultures, traditions, histories and aspirations without judgement, which must be disclosed appropriately to the community.

Indigenous community should be consulted and cooperated with positive and effective manner, to combat prejudice and to eliminate discrimination. This must promote good relations across all locations of society.

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The right to practice culture/religion. (Allows indigenous people to practise their religion to completion, allowing them to have access to the items and materials used in their culture and to have peace and an undisturbed environment to practice their religion in. )

The right to relatives remains for ceremonial purposes. ( Allows indigenous people to have access to the remains of relatives in order to conduct ceremonies and events in accordance with their culture and tradition.)

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The right to all human rights (such as those within the UNDHR and other HR documents)

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The right to be consulted when their land will be used (to ensure that their laws, customs and traditions are respected)