Indigenous Peoples in International Law

Abstract

IntroductionThe subject of indigenous peoples in international law is an area of continuous development with many new and decisive developments having taken place over the past 30-40 years. One of the most prominent of these developments is the recognition of indigenous peoples as “peoples” and – as a result – the recognition of their inherent right to self-determination. The nature, scope and content of this right, however, remain highly disputed.The aim of this paper is to provide an overv...

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