PMAL 103 Unit-4 (Reflective journal #3)
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Subject: PMAL 103 Unit-4 (Reflective journal #3)
The notion of self-governance pertains to the desire of communities or nations to independently make decisions without external influence. This aspiration gains significance when examining the historical context of Native American land rights post-European contact.
With the arrival of Europeans, Native American communities encountered substantial hurdles concerning their land. European colonization resulted in the displacement and marginalization of Indigenous peoples, leading to the loss of their traditional territories and resources. Despite recent efforts to address these historical injustices, Indigenous land rights remain a complex and unresolved issue globally.
The example of Native American land rights following European contact underscores
the importance of sovereignty, which enables communities to govern their lands, resources, and cultural practices autonomously. However, European colonization often disregarded these rights, imposing foreign laws and disrupting Indigenous
traditions. Treaties, though established, were frequently violated, further undermining Indigenous sovereignty.
Restoring Indigenous sovereignty necessitates honoring treaties, respecting rights, and involving Indigenous communities in decision-making processes. This example highlights the importance of supporting Indigenous land rights and upholding their sovereignty amid the challenges posed by historical injustices and contemporary complexities.
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Wp, Satria & Rakia, A.S. & Wook, Izawati. (2023). Protecting the Land Tenure Rights of Papuan Indigenous Peoples After New Autonomy Regions. Indonesia Law Reform Journal. 3. 287-303.
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