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International Issues

Introduction

Section 1
International scrutiny of Indigenous rights in Australia

Section 2
UN forums and mechanisms for the recognition of indigenous human rights and International human rights standards of particular relevance to indigenous peoples

Section 3
International reports, studies and conferences on the rights of indigenous peoples

Section 4
Progressing indigenous rights at the international level

Section 5
Progressing Indigenous rights at the international level

Section 5

Progressing Indigenous Rights at the International Level

This section provides information on UN funds set up to assist Indigenous peoples participating in UN activities. It also provides links to organisations representing Indigenous peoples outside Australia.


United Nations Voluntary Fund for Indigenous Organisations

The UN Voluntary Fund for Indigenous Organisations provides financial assistance to representatives of Indigenous communities and organisations to participate in the Working Group on Indigenous Populations and sessions of the Permanent Forum on Indigenous Issues. Financial assistance is funded by voluntary contributions from Governments, non-governmental organisations and other private or public entities.

See the website of the UN Voluntary Fund for further information on the Fund and how to apply.

Trust Fund for the Second International Decade of the World's Indigenous People

A Trust Fund has been established to promote, support and implement the objectives of the Second International Decade of the World’s Indigenous people. Funding is available to Indigenous projects that focus on the main objectives of the Second International Decade which include culture, education, health, human rights, the environment and social and economic development.
See the website for the Trust Fund for further information and application guidelines.

Links to Indigenous organisations outside Australia

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