Fisheries and wildlife resources are of great value and importance to Washington citizens. Protection of these resources is a matter of high priority for Washington’s Indian tribes and the agencies…

The Administrator has signed the attached EPA Indian Policy. This document sets forth the broad principles that will guide the Agency in its relations with American Indian Tribal Governments and…

The President published a Federal Indian Policy on January 24, 1983, supporting the primary role of Tribal Governments in matters affecting American Indian reservations. That policy stressed two related themes:…

REVIEW OF DEVELOPMENTS PERTAINING TO THE PROMOTION AND PROTECTION OF HUMAN RIGHTS AND FUNDAMENTAL FREEDOMS OF INDIGENOUS POPULATION Information received from indigenous peoples and non-governmental organizations INFORMATION SUBMITTED BY THE…

OCR Text Version – The environmental contamination is contiguous to the violation of the Human Rights. Melting plants causing contamination that is effecting the Tambo, Ensenada and other regions’ agriculture…

OCR Text Version – When Tribes and States Collide Part I – Tribes Are Outside the U.S. Federal System (A Special Report prepared for the Inter-Tribal Study Group on Tribal/State…

OCR Text Version – When Tribes and States Collide Part II – Symptoms of a Greater Problem (A Special Report prepared for the Inter-Tribal Study Group on Tribal/State Relations)

Territory, Environment and Development in the Pacific Coastal Region of Colombia, by the Indigenous Community Organizations of the Choco

Community mobilization has been viewed as a useful and productive method to change perceptions and ultimately action. On a reservation distinctly tired of programs which have little perceptible affect on…

Articles of a treaty made and concluded at La Pointe, in the State of Wisconsin, between Henry C. Gilbert and David B. Herriman, commissioners on the part of the United…