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Implementing UNDRIP - Key Actions and Dates for Tribal Leaders

UN Seeks input from Indigenous Peoples
59th Session of the Commission on the Status of Women

Center submits statement urging for law reform to protect indigenous women
Negotiations on American Declaration Provide Unique Opportunity for Indigenous Leaders

Negotiations continue through May 2015
Two Major Steps Aimed at Improving Safety for Alaska Native Women
Words Into Action

Four years ago, on December 16, 2010, when the United States issued its statement of support for the UN Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples, it joined the world community in welcoming a new era of human rights. 
The World Conference on Indigenous Peoples: Why It Matters

Bringing the UN Declaration into effect.
Implementing the UNDRIP will save lives

Armstrong Wiggines urges world leaders to take action in Peru
Shining a Light on the Need to End Violence Against Native Children

New report recommends actions to protect Native women and children.
It’s Time to End Violence Against Women – Everywhere

By Jana L. Walker

Published by Equal Voice | November 18, 2014
Protection against violence is a fundamental human right

Jessica Lenahan tells her story of domestic violence and how the Castle Rock Police Department in Colorado failed to protect her.

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