61. US Apartheid Of Indigenous People Detailed In UN Report | NowPublic News Coverag Consistent with the United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples, General recommendation XXIII, and customary international law, Indigenous lands taken under this http://www.nowpublic.com/politics/us-apartheid-indigenous-people-detailed-un-rep

NowPublic Top Stories 24 hours of Photos and Videos Popular Channels Search Stories Members Photos Video Audio Newsroom Sign In Join NowPublic Home Help ... Tools Truemors Local World Culture Environment ... Zimbabwe World US Apartheid of Indigenous People Detailed in UN Report Share: by Ahni netseer_tag_id = "1226"; netseer_ad_width = "620"; netseer_ad_height = "40"; netseer_task = "ad"; 7 comments Photos US Apartheid of Indigenous People Detailed in UN Report see larger image uploaded by Ahni The International Indian Treaty Council will soon present the United Nations Committee on the Elimination of Racial Discrimination with a document that reveals America’s legacy of systemic racism, forced assimilation and apartheid of Indigenous Peoples. The 87-page Consolidated Indigenous Shadow Report , which has been prepared with testimony from a number of individuals, covers issues such as: environmental racism, border injustices, the destruction of sacred places, violence against women, and most tellingly, the “overwhelming disparities in income, life expectancy, poverty and unemployment” in what can only be described as a system of Apartheid and forced assimilation “where Indigenous people are warehoused in poverty and neglect, their only option being to abandon their lands, families, languages and cultures to search for a better life.”

62. PolynesiaGenWeb PolynesiaGenWeb provides genealogy information and resources for Polynesia. http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~pyfwgw/

This site is hosted by RootsWeb PolynesiaGenWeb Each of the areas of Polynesia have their own specific sites. You can access those sites by clicking on the links to each island below. These sites provide access and the ability to contribute to surnames lists, transcriptions of documents, query posting facilities and more. For more information about the transcription of documents for any PacificGenWeb project, please click here The sites are in need of volunteer coordinators. If you would like to participate or would like further information, please click here or contact Leith Hutton The geographical region of the Pacific Ocean known as Polynesia covers a vast area and contains many small island countries. Polynesia stretches from Hawaii in the west almost to Australia and includes such places as New Zealand, Tonga and Western Samoa, to name but a few. The following are the main islands forming Polynesia: Cook Islands Easter Island French Polynesia Hawaii ... Samoa (American and Western) Tahiti Tokelau Tonga Tuvalu Wallis and Futuna Webmaster: Leith Hutton

63. Kualono | Ke Kahua Pa‘a O Ka Hale Kuamo‘o, Kulanui O Hawai‘i Ma Hilo Service to the Hawaiian language speaking communities worldwide. http://www.olelo.hawaii.edu/

64. Hui O' Hawaii Of Sacramento Hawaiian cultural organization in Sacramento, California. http://www.huiohawaiisacramento.org/

Home Hula Paddling Membership ... About Us Aloha Kakou! We are Hui O' Hawaii of Sacramento, a cultural organization committed to preserving the Hawaiian culture through education and participation and ensuring a presence by being active in our community. Our group consists of individuals from diverse backgrounds and cultures, but we all share the same interests in continuing the ancient art of hula and long-time favorite sport of outrigger canoe paddling. Please browse our website and find out what our organization is all about. Hui O' Hawaii Sacramento Annual Luau - April 2010 In an effort to support the aspirations of higher education Hui O' Hawaii of Sacramento hosts an annual luau and participates in other fundraising events that allow us to sponsor scholarships to our members. Lake Tahoe For the past 21 years, Hui O' Hawaii of Sacramento, Inc. has either hosted or co-hosted the annual North Lake Tahoe Criterion Canoe Racing event on Labor Day weekend. "Childhood Friends Successfully Grow Native Hawaiian Plant Business"

65. SimplyBelize.Org - More Information INDIGENOUS PEOPLES. General Maya Bibliography. Episode 1 Yucatec Maya. Yucatec Maya Bibliography; The Origin of the Maya by Licenciado Mateo Ayuso Episode 2 - Mopan Maya http://www.simplybelize.org/info.html

This section is intended to provide more in-depth information on each culture for high-school and university students as well as independent researchers interested in Belizean culture. If you would like more information about Belize try the links below or email us at request@simplybelize.org INDIGENOUS PEOPLES General Maya Bibliography Episode 1 - Yucatec Maya Yucatec Maya Bibliography The Origin of the Maya by Licenciado Mateo Ayuso Episode 2 - Mopan Maya Mopan Maya Bibliography Colombus: The Naval Crusades Toledo Maya Cultural Council Episode 3 - Q'eqchi Maya Q'eqchi Maya Bibliography General Links on Belize Belize by Naturalight - #1 source of information about Belize Belize Search - Yahoo-like directory on Belize Belize Forums - Ask others for information About Belize About this Site The Episodes Photo Gallery More Information Sponsors Credits Search Contact Us ... Home and The Ministry of Tourism and Culture

66. Virtual Taro Patch | Kauai Hawaiian Community Hawaiian and local environmental groups network on island issues. http://members.tripod.com/~kaimi/

Build your own FREE website at Tripod.com Share: Facebook Twitter Digg reddit document.write(lycos_ad['leaderboard']); document.write(lycos_ad['leaderboard2']); making Kauai a more Hawaiian place since 1992 your island community connection pick your path to participate in our patch of paradise Website designed/self-published by taro (grass) roots folks on Kaua`i Launched: 23 August 1996 Updated: 15 June 2002 FEEDBACK: "You have so much good stuff, it took me weeks to get through it all!" Kauai high school teacher "Most authentic Hawaiian community website we found." TV Producer, Lonely Planet "I use your site all the time for reference, expecially the cultural sites list." Kauaian magazine editor "What an engaging site! A traditional place where culture is practiced and happenings are discussed. Lots of character." Editor, Orient Oceania "Your site has been selected for our directory and gets our Academic Excellence Award." StudyWeb (we are truly gratified!) Hele mai (come in)! Co-hosts: Puanani Rogers/Ken Ka`imi Stokes Content updated often to keep you in the loop on Kauai and Hawaiian community issues Searching for any of these topics?

67. European Network For Indigenous Australian Rights: News U.N. Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples. General Assembly 61st session United Nations, New York 12 November 2006 Human Rights Response http://www.eniar.org/news/un33.html

news action information events ... search key indigenous australian issues art culture health history ... tourism keep in touch register to receive eniar's newsletter click here home news l U.N. Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples General Assembly 61st session United Nations, New York 12 November 2006 Human Rights Response: Why a proposal to delay adoption should not be supported No new rights created. The Declaration does not create new rights. It elaborates upon existing international human rights standards as they apply to Indigenous peoples. Broader agreement not possible. As the Chair of the intersessional Working Group on the Declaration has concluded, along with many States, additional time will not lead to any broader agreement. This is in large part because of the obstructionist role repeatedly played by United States, Australia and New Zealand during the Working Group. Re-opening negotiations likely to kill the Declaration. Re-opening negotiations on the Declaration is certain to create serious new divisions and prevent its adoption by the General Assembly. Such an extreme step would be unconscionable. Over 20 years of discussion. There have already been more than 20 years of discussions on the Declaration among States and Indigenous peoples in U.N. Working groups. This makes the Declaration one of the most discussed and studied declarations in U.N. history. All revisions by the Chair were based on prior discussions.

68. "Uncle Charlie" - HAWAIIAN STORYTELLER - Ha`i Mo`olelo Uncle Charlie, Hawaiian Storyteller. http://www.moolelo.com/

IMINI I KA NA'AUAO E PAHU IA MAKOU IMUA Seeking the Knowledge to Push Us Forward Designed by Ipo Nihipali, the sail was first used as the logo for 'Aha Hookele at the ADB Conference in May 2001, and with her kind permission it is now used as the logo for CKM Cultural Resources. CKM Cultural Resources L.L.C 157 Alea Place, Pukalani, Maui 96768 Phone: 808-572-8038 e-mail: KAHU (REV.) CHARLES KAULUWEHI MAXWELL SR. "Uncle Charlie" H AWAIIAN S TORYTELLER NA IWI - MOEPU - REPATRIATION News archive regarding bones, burials, artifacts and NAGPRA For regular news and events related to Hawaiian issues, please visit my webmaster Scott Crawford's weblog at HAWAIIANKINGDOM.INFO (A blog, short for weblog, is a regularly updated journal on the web with links to news articles and websites, along with commentary from the author and comments from readers.) "Conquest of Hawai'i" PAINFULLY TRUE Special shows commemmorating the 111th anniversary of the overthrow ALOHA STORY VIDEO Ten minute video I co-wrote originally aired in 1973 BISHOP MUSEUM LEADERSHIP MUST CHANGE Commentary, The Honolulu Advertiser, Sunday, June 13, 2004

69. Sacred Earth Network -- About SEN - Related Organizations About Sacred Earth Network Related Organizations - Indigenous Peoples- General Environmental Organizations We Like - Sustainable Community http://www.sacredearthnetwork.org/about/links.cfm

Home About SEN SEN Programs Calendar ... Related Organizations About Sacred Earth Network Related Organizations Indigenous Peoples General Environmental Organizations We Like Sustainable Community Eco-Spirituality Indigenous Peoples Peace 4 Turtle Island - This is the site for the Iroquois or Haudenosaunee Nations. Learn about the people who inadvertently crafted the US Constitution and what they are up to currently. World Peace Day Russian Association of Indigenous Peoples of the North in Russian and English HONOR THE EARTH is a national Native grant-making and political advocacy organization founded by Winona Laduke Indigenous Environmental Network is an alliance of grassroots indigenous peoples whose mission is to protect the sacredness of Mother Earth from contamination and exploitation by strengthening, maintaining and respecting the traditional teachings and the natural laws. The Hopi Information Network Packed with lots of good info. Land is Life The mission of Land is Life is to support indigenous communities in their efforts to secure rights at the local and national levels.

70. Home - Perspectives On Hawaiian Sovereignty By Poka Laenui and the Institute for the Advancement of Hawaiian Affairs. Perspectives on Hawaiian Sovereignty. http://www.opihi.com/sovereignty/

71. Account Suspended General Assembly President, HE Madame Sheikha Haya Rashed Al Khalifa, receives gifts in greetings from Indigenous delegate, Jose Carlos Morales. http://www.ipcaucus.net/IK_1.html

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72. Search-Hawaii.com A directory and search engine of web pages about Hawaii and things Hawaiian. http://www.search-hawaii.com/index.shtml

Click an island before entering a keyword to narrow your search Search all of Hawaii Search only Aloha-Hawaii.com Hotels/Resorts Condominiums Vacation Rentals Activities ... Terms and Conditions Powered by Inktomi . Developed by Tsunami Marketing

73. 070913_DRIP - Australian Permanent Mission To The United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples General Assembly 13 September 2007 Explanation of vote by the Hon. Robert Hill Ambassador and Permanent Representative http://www.australiaun.org/unny/GA_070913.html

srcValSVar = ""; srcValEVar = "unny"; Australian Permanent Mission to the United Nations New York Permanent Mission address: 150 East 42 Street, Level 33, New York, New York 10017 - Telephone: 1 212 351 6600 - Fax: 1 212 351 6610 Home About us Latest News and Statements Australia's role at the UN ... Contact us Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples General Assembly 13 September 2007 Explanation of vote by the Hon. Robert Hill Ambassador and Permanent Representative of Australia to the United Nations As delivered) Australia has actively worked to ensure the adoption of a meaningful Declaration. Australia has taken every opportunity within the Commission on Human Rights Working Group on the Draft Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples, the Human Rights Council and the further consultation process mandated by General Assembly Resolution A61/178 to engage constructively to elaborate the Declaration. Australia and others repeatedly called for a chance to participate in negotiations on the current text of the Declaration and we are deeply disappointed that none were convened. Having had an opportunity to negotiate the text would have allowed us to work constructively with the entire UN membership to improve the Declaration and may have resulted in a text which enjoyed consensus. Madam President, Australia has worked hard to ensure that any declaration can become a tangible and ongoing standard of achievement that would be universally accepted, observed and upheld. The text of the Declaration, in our view, fails to reach this high standard and Australia continues to have many concerns with the text.

74. Maori People Of Aotearoa / New Zealand - From Hawaiki To Hawaiki - Contents Maori culture, history, mythology and legend, whakapapa Maori (genealogy), Maori development and writings. http://maaori.com/

Sponsored by Kingston Strategic (NZ) Ltd from Hawaiki to Hawaiki the Maori people of Aotearoa / New Zealand the magic of being Maori the indigenous Maori people - their culture, history, mythology, legend and whakapapa (genealogy) powhiri - Maori welcome raranga - woven flax theme ... Reflections on Running - a poem and personal view of the essence and magic of being Maori. The Maori People - aspects of history, culture, mythology and legend. The journey from Hawaiki to Hawaiki Whakapapa Maori - an introduction to Maori genealogy and some examples of tribal whakapapa from the tribes of the Kurahaupo and Takitimu waka (canoes). Maori Development - issues and projects. What is community development and what is Maori development. Thoughts on strategies. Wananga - the teachings of Nepia Pohuhu , a tohunga (scholar / priest). Maori language only. Research Sources - start your research here. For the serious researcher (but don't forget the library) The first Maori website - 1995 R.N.Himona

75. Expecting “unprecedented Recognition” For Indigenous Ministries the repudiation of the Doctrine of Discovery, and the issue of Canada’s continuing refusal to endorse the United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples. General http://www.ministrymatters.ca/settingsail/expecting-unprecedented-recognition-fo

ANGLICAN APPEAL FAQs STAFF DIRECTORY SITE MAP ... MinistryMatters Inspiration for Canadian Anglican leaders Setting Sail Selected Archives Winter 2010 Spring 2010 ... Subscribe Browse: Home Setting Sail The Right Rev. Mark MacDonald on March 9, 2010 From June 3 to 11, 2010, over 300 delegates will gather in Halifax, N.S. for the Anglican Church of Canada’s national meeting, General Synod, held once every three years. This web forum is a place to discuss the major topics that will arise at General Synod—from governance to sexuality. You are invited to join the conversation. It would be hard to overstate the significance of General Synod 2010 for the relationship between the Anglican Church of Canada and Indigenous Peoples. Indigenous Anglicans from across Canada will be present and participating in deliberations at many levels. Beyond this, a number of initiatives will be introduced that, if accepted, will frame Indigenous ministries for many years to come. The Governance Working Group will propose that General Synod takes action to constitutionally recognize the Sacred Circle gathering of Indigenous Anglicans (roughly every three years), the Anglican Council of Indigenous Peoples (ACIP), and the National Indigenous Anglican Bishop (NIAB). This recognition is unprecedented. In it the broader church identifies, solidifies, and celebrates the development of these structures. This is a necessary foundation to fulfill the 2001 New Agape Covenant . It also continues the creation of a self-determining Indigenous community within the Anglican Church of Canada.

76. INDEX A Maori understanding of Jesus and the kingdom he preached and a Maori understanding of church. http://homepages.ihug.co.nz/~dominic/

By Michael Shirres Webcounter says you are visitor number since 18th April, 1996. 4th November,1997: We regret to announce that Mike passed away last month after a 3 year battle with his motor-neurone disease. He accomplished all that he wanted to do in this time - the production of his 2 latest books and the sight of this Homepage Counter hitting 2,000! Mike, it's a pity you aren't here to see 3,000.We miss you. - Bernard. Ki nga mate: Haere ki Hawaiki, Hawaiki nui, Hawaiki roa, Hawaiki pamamao! Ki a koutou te hunga ora: haere mai. haere mai. haere mai, ki te rapa i te moko-pu-wananga. Tuhi te uira! Raparapa te uira! Ko ona hau, ki te hau ia, ki te hau ia! (To the dead: Go to Hawaiki, great Hawaiki, everlasting Hawaiki, far distant Hawaiki! To you the living: Welcome, welcome, welcome, you who come to seek out the root pattern of divine wisdom. The lightning marks it out! The lightning seeks it out! And its wind, it blows, it blows!) MAORI WELCOME A MAORI WELCOME (text) A MAORI CHRISTMAS WELCOME TO JESUS (text) WHAT IS MAORI THEOLOGY?

77. Economic And Social Council with indigenous peoples has received a fresh impetus with the historic adoption on 13 September 2007 of the United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples (General http://www.un.org/esa/socdev/unpfii/documents/E_C_19_2009_3_Add_5_en.pdf

78. Rangiatea Information and history on the Church Rangi tea at Otaki. http://rangiatea.natlib.govt.nz/

Images History Today Links *last updated June 2001

79. Women's Caucus Declaration Ban the patenting of living organisms and protect the knowledge, practices and livelihoods of indigenous peoples. General Agreement on Trade and http://www.twnside.org.sg/title/caucus-cn.htm

80. Aotea Harbour Information on marae in the area, traditional food practices and the Aotea harbour. http://www.aoteamoana.co.nz/

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