Right and Obligations of indegenous Peoples to obtain Free and Informed Consent
Arfah Tjolleng, Asriati

Universitas Muslim Indonesia Fak Hukum

Abstract

Promotion and protection of the rights of people belonging to national or ethnic religious and linguistic minorities contribute to the political and social stability of the countries in which they live must continue to respect the rights of persons belonging to national or ethnic minorities religion and language as an integral part of the development of society as a whole and in a democratic structure based on the rule that law is supreme and will contribute to the strengthening of friendship and cooperation between nations and countries. Promotion and protection of the rights of people belonging to national or ethnic religious and linguistic minorities contribute to the political and social stability of the countries in which they live must continue to respect the rights of persons belonging to national or ethnic minorities religion and language as an integral part of the development of society as a whole and in a democratic structure based on the rule that law is supreme and will contribute to the strengthening of friendship and cooperation between nations and countries. The UN narrative on indigenous peoples^ rights or the United Nations Declaration on Indigenous People read in 2007 is the only international human rights law instrument that specifically and explicitly regulates the protection of traditional knowledge. It has received broad support from both developing and developed countries.

Keywords: United Nations, Promotions and Protection, discrimination, Indigenous people

Topic: Local Wisdom (Customary Law)