Native American Law: International Law: Rights of Indigenous Peoples

Currently, this BLS guide page links to these subpages:

• United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples
• Expert Mechanism on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples
• United Nations Special Rapporteur on the rights of Indigenous Peoples
• United Nations Department of Economic and Social Affairs (UN DESA): Social Inclusion > Social Development Issues > Indigenous Peoples
• Organization of American States: Indigenous Peoples
• Recent Books: Global Indigenous Issues

To find treaties and agreements between (or among) the United States and Tribal Nations, please click here.   

Because there are many worldwide developments regarding international law and Indigenous Peoples, BLS librarians wish to highlight these highly useful research guides:

• Francisco A. Avalos, Researching the Inter-American System of Human Rights (Nov./Dec. 2022)
• Christopher C. Dykes, Researching Indigenous Peoples International Law (Jan./Feb. 2024)
• Jootaek Lee, Contemporary Land Grabbing, Research, and Bibliography (Sept./Oct. 2023)
• National Indian Law Library, International Indigenous Rights Related to Native Americans
• University of New Mexico School of Law Library, International Indigenous Issues

And to highlight this portal:

• LLMC Digital, Indigenous Law Portal - Global