Strengthening Indigenous Peoples’ Capacity: Leadership and Rights
Although there is a significant number of international legal standards protecting indigenous peoples’ rights, implementation remains a challenge. Additionally, violations of those rights threaten the integrity of many indigenous peoples’ territories and communities. This webinar series explores international and regional indigenous human rights frameworks and how they can be applied nationally using specific examples. It highlights the mechanisms through which indigenous peoples’ communities can better access justice.
Languages: English
Date Conducted: 11 July, 13 July 2017
Video Length: 2h/session
Course Type: Webinar Series
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Thank you Julie for the information about the certificates for this course. The course itself is quite informative.
This is a nice webinar, good information. Thank you!
I have compete the unit and did not receive a certificate. Thanks
Dear Rama,
This is a webinar series and a certificate is not issued. Thank you for being part of the LfN community.
Knowledgeable session
Good session
I finished the unit and did not receive a certificate
Dear Said,
This is a webinar series and a certificate is not issued. Thank you for being part of the LfN community.
Will you give certificate or not
Dear Salkapuram,
This is a webinar series and a certificate is not issued. Thank you for being part of the LfN community.
Really wish there was a certificate for this – absolutely loved it and would love to learn more on legal representation for tribes dealing with extractive industries.
Hello,
It is a good course. I have completed it and can’t access a certificate, anyone knows why.!!!
Dear James,
This is a webinar series and a certificate is not issued. Thank you for being part of the LfN community.
Myanmar’s population encompasses over 100 different ethnic groups. Myanmar has adopted the UN Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples, but the country’s indigenous peoples are still facing a number of challenges, among others in relation to armed conflict, human rights violations and land rights.