Indigenous peoples do not ask for special rights or treatment. Rather, they seek recognition of their contributions in sustainably managing their territories for generations — a recognition of the fact that they have been subjected and continue to be subjected to the worst forms of oppression through land dispossession. This then destroys the basis of their knowledge systems, which can be sources of knowledge for dealing with challenges related to climate change.
Indigenous peoples require recognition of their historical stewardship of lands and resources.
They need protection from further land dispossession and exploitation.
Recognition of indigenous rights leads to:
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