Examining the contemporary ethno-national policy: a comprehensive analysis of the political rights and legal status of indigenous peoples
The article delves into the contemporary legal and political status of indigenous communities within contemporary frameworks. It traces the evolutionary trajectory of pertinent regulations, analyzes contemporary legal terminologies, and sheds light on the political rights of indigenous populations....
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author | Vitaliy Kovalchuk Yurii Kovnyi Mykhailo Prokhorenko Kateryna Manuilova Svitlana Poliarush-Safronenko |
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The article delves into the contemporary legal and political status of indigenous communities within contemporary frameworks. It traces the evolutionary trajectory of pertinent regulations, analyzes contemporary legal terminologies, and sheds light on the political rights of indigenous populations. A primary focus is directed towards acknowledging and honoring their autonomy and self-determination within the legal framework of the state. Employing a comparative legal methodology, the analysis scrutinizes the regulatory landscape concerning the status of indigenous peoples across various countries, including the USA, Canada, New Zealand, Indonesia, Sweden, Norway, and Ukraine. To support the author’s assertions, a survey methodology was adopted to gather data from different regions of Ukraine and gauge perceptions of the status of indigenous peoples and their socio-political situation. The article concludes that despite discernible advancements, numerous indigenous communities worldwide continue to encounter challenges in exercising their political rights to their fullest extent.
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spelling | doaj.art-24db0615b39b4e74a66822ab4d8051f22024-04-04T22:36:57ZengUniversidad de CaldasJurídicas1794-29182590-89282023-01-0120110.17151/jurid.2023.20.1.5Examining the contemporary ethno-national policy: a comprehensive analysis of the political rights and legal status of indigenous peoplesVitaliy Kovalchuk0Yurii Kovnyi1Mykhailo Prokhorenko2Kateryna Manuilova3Svitlana Poliarush-Safronenko4Lviv Polytechnic National UniversityNational University of LvivNational Defence University of UkraineNational University “Odesa Law AcademyBila Tserkva National Agrarian University The article delves into the contemporary legal and political status of indigenous communities within contemporary frameworks. It traces the evolutionary trajectory of pertinent regulations, analyzes contemporary legal terminologies, and sheds light on the political rights of indigenous populations. A primary focus is directed towards acknowledging and honoring their autonomy and self-determination within the legal framework of the state. Employing a comparative legal methodology, the analysis scrutinizes the regulatory landscape concerning the status of indigenous peoples across various countries, including the USA, Canada, New Zealand, Indonesia, Sweden, Norway, and Ukraine. To support the author’s assertions, a survey methodology was adopted to gather data from different regions of Ukraine and gauge perceptions of the status of indigenous peoples and their socio-political situation. The article concludes that despite discernible advancements, numerous indigenous communities worldwide continue to encounter challenges in exercising their political rights to their fullest extent. https://revistasojs.ucaldas.edu.co/index.php/juridicas/article/view/8797international legal subjectsrights of indigenous peoplespeoples, state legal policiesthe right to self-determination of indigenous peoplesthe paradigm of freeprior informed consent |
spellingShingle | Vitaliy Kovalchuk Yurii Kovnyi Mykhailo Prokhorenko Kateryna Manuilova Svitlana Poliarush-Safronenko Examining the contemporary ethno-national policy: a comprehensive analysis of the political rights and legal status of indigenous peoples Jurídicas international legal subjects rights of indigenous peoples peoples, state legal policies the right to self-determination of indigenous peoples the paradigm of free prior informed consent |
title | Examining the contemporary ethno-national policy: a comprehensive analysis of the political rights and legal status of indigenous peoples |
title_full | Examining the contemporary ethno-national policy: a comprehensive analysis of the political rights and legal status of indigenous peoples |
title_fullStr | Examining the contemporary ethno-national policy: a comprehensive analysis of the political rights and legal status of indigenous peoples |
title_full_unstemmed | Examining the contemporary ethno-national policy: a comprehensive analysis of the political rights and legal status of indigenous peoples |
title_short | Examining the contemporary ethno-national policy: a comprehensive analysis of the political rights and legal status of indigenous peoples |
title_sort | examining the contemporary ethno national policy a comprehensive analysis of the political rights and legal status of indigenous peoples |
topic | international legal subjects rights of indigenous peoples peoples, state legal policies the right to self-determination of indigenous peoples the paradigm of free prior informed consent |
url | https://revistasojs.ucaldas.edu.co/index.php/juridicas/article/view/8797 |
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