Demarcation
Recognition and marking of ancestral and cultural sites presently under Indigenous stewardship.
A global petition for justice, recognition, and restoration. Read the case, sign the Record of Justice, and stand as a National Peace Ambassador.
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The Nation’s claim rests on binding decisions of the Inter-American Human Rights System, not on assertion alone.
States must establish effective boundaries and demarcation of Indigenous territories.
Immediate protective measures are owed pending final resolution, to prevent further harm.
Possession of land by Indigenous peoples should suffice to obtain official recognition of property rights.
States must consult and coordinate with tribal authorities on measures affecting their lands.
Four requirements notified to the Ministry concerning ancestral and cultural restoration lands under Indigenous stewardship.
Recognition and marking of ancestral and cultural sites presently under Indigenous stewardship.
Protective measures respected and supported until final recognition and retitling are complete.
Recognition of the process of allodial and tribal freehold title over the restoration lands.
A direct channel between the Ministry and the Nation to ensure peaceful coexistence.
A role conferred upon distinguished advocates of Indigenous sovereignty who embody peace, self-determination, and sustainable living — standing as a beacon of awareness and guiding others toward justice and unity.
Ambassadors are conferred Honorary National Status as representative envoys of the Nation, and help forge alliances toward peace and sustainable futures.