21. NON-GOVERNMENTAL ORGANIZATIONS Center For Justice AIDS Law Project South africa. auravetl'an indigenous Information Center by indigenousPeoples of Russia. lega Italiana per i Diritti e la Liberazionedei Popoli. http://heiwww.unige.ch/humanrts/links/ngolinks.html

NON-GOVERNMENTAL ORGANIZATIONS Aboriginal Dealths in Custody Watch Committee, Australia Aboriginal Law and Legislation Online Abuse of Human Rights of Sikhs in India Action Against Hunger ... Links

22. International Tolerance Network Organization such as the World Council of indigenous peoples. there is no competitionfrom other indigenous populations today supplemented by the lega Nord and http://www.tolerance-net.org/projects/concepts/con02.html

Subscribe to our Email Newsletter "Tolerance News" Projects Language Reports Education Evaluation ... Internal Educational Concepts Ethnicity in Educational Practices Zenaida Quezada-Reyes Introduction Ethnicity refers to cultural (dialect, religion, traditions, etc.) and physical (skin color, body shape, etc.) characteristics used to classify people into (ethnic) groups or categories considered to be significantly different from others. Ethnicity is not a static phenomenon (Hall, 1997; Giordan, 1999;). Ethnic groups change through time in complex ways. Education, media, migration, colonialism and globalization are examples of processes that have changed individual and group identities. These processes seem to emphasize political and economic stratification. Thus, in a way make ethnicity class-based and politically-based. In all these instances, there seems to be two major emerging trends on how groups react to various processes: there are those who become assimilated in the mainstream culture and those that resist assimilation. Those belonging to certain groups may play a major role in the definition of group identities and in the maintenance of boundaries between groups. Ethnic groups who accept citizenship in the state where they are living are the assimilationist group and often buy the idea of ethnic diversity. Moreover, they aspire to be part of the Great Tradition.

23. I indigenous people american indigenous peoples indochina indochina flags of aspirantpeoples inscription vexillology latium (italy) lega ambiente (italy http://www.grey-net.com/fotw/flags/keywordi.html

I List of keywords beginning with I Last modified: Keywords: web index keywords Links: FOTW homepage search write us mirrors Keywords beginning with a b c d ... z ibaraki ibaraki (japan) iberian federalism iberian federalist flag iberia iberian federalist flag ibias municipal flags g-m (asturias, spain) icebreaker sweden and denmark - icebreaking iceland bosnia and herzegovina - international forces iceland - flag history iceland - local flags iceland ... nordisk flaggselskap (nf) ichkeria chechnya (russia) icrc international committee of red cross and red crescent icv xvii southern african vexillological association (sava) ida-virumaa alajoe (estonia) aseri (estonia) avinurme (estonia) ida virumaa county (estonia) ... vaivara (estonia) idaho idaho (united states) idar idar (british india) idel ural european russian pan-turkish flag idf army flag (israel) ido ido idrija goriska (slovenia) ifp inkatha freedom party (south africa) iguala mexico: historical flags (1520-1822) iisaku iisaku (estonia) basque country (spain) basque nationalist movements (spain) historical flags (basque country, spain) ilirska bistrica notranjsko-kraska (slovenia) ille-et-vilaine ille-et-vilaine (france) illes balears balearic islands (spain) balearic islands (spain) illgau illgau commune (schwyz canton, switzerland)

24. E mpumalanga (province of south africa) easton easton ambiente (italy) environmentlega ambiente (italy ethnic group american indigenous peoples flags of http://www.grey-net.com/fotw/flags/keyworde.html

E List of keywords beginning with E Last modified: Keywords: web index keywords Links: FOTW homepage search write us mirrors Keywords beginning with a b c d ... z eagle (double-headed) belgian municipal flags: province west flanders eagle (yellow) russian postal service flags eagle of saint john historical 20th century flags (spain) eagle of saladin egypt palestine palestine eagle: bald cape breton island (nova scotia) eagle: double-headed albania - ensigns albania - political flags albania austrian netherlands (1781-1786) ... northern epirus (1914-1916) eagle aguiar da beira (portugal) american samoa artsakh (nagorno-karabakh) austria ... yugoslavia ear of wheath falintil (armed forces of national liberation of east timor) earth day earth flags earth flag center centrum flagi ziemi/earth flag center (cfz) earth page fotw mirror sites earth earth flags rom east africa commission british east africa east african community east african community east african community east africa german colonies east anglia england (united kingdom) east coast east coast province (new zealand) east flanders belgian municipal flags: province east flanders east flanders [province of] (belgium) east frisia east frisia (germany) leather pride flag east germany german democratic republic 1949-1989 german democratic republic military service and police flags german democratic republic naval rank flags german democratic republic service pennants ... german democratic republic: president east india company east india company (united kingdom) netherlands east india company east karelia east karelia, 1918-1922

25. Porto Alegre Call For Mobilisation recognition and solidarity with indigenous peoples in their is a way to achieve peoples’’sovereigntyand Lavoro societa Cgil (Italia) lega Ambiente (Italy http://www.globalsolidarity.org/porto_eng.html

Home Search ICL/Praxis for Peace Articles: ... courses Last updated: 19. December 2001 ICL/Praxis for Peace Webeditor: Kai Frithjof Brand-Jacobsen Webmaster: Torunn Aaslund Porto Alegre Call for Mobilisation Social forces from around the world have gathered here at the World Social Forum in Porto Alegre. Unions and NGOs, movements and organizations, intellectuals and artists, together we are building a great alliance to create a new society, different from the dominant logic wherein the free-market and money are considered the only measure of worth. Davos represents the concentration of wealth, the globalization of poverty and the destruction of our earth. Porto Alegre represents the hope that a new world is possible, where human beings and nature are the center of our concern. We are part of a movement which has grown since Seattle. We challenge the elite and their undemocratic processes, symbolised by the World Economic Forum in Davos. We came to share our experiences, build our solidarity, and demonstrate our total rejection of the neoliberal policies of globalisation.

26. Non-Governmental Organizations Links L'auravetl'an indigenous Information Center by indigenous peoples of Russia. LegaItaliana per i Diritti e la Liberazionedei Media Institute of Southern africa. http://www1.umn.edu/humanrts/links/ngolinks.html

NON-GOVERNMENTAL ORGANIZATIONS LINKS Aboriginal Dealths in Custody Watch Committee, Australia Aboriginal Law and Legislation Online Abuse of Human Rights of Sikhs in India ACDI/VOCA - Empowering Farmers and Entrepreneurs Worldwide to Succeed in the Global Economy ... News and Comment on Middle East affairs NGO NGO Committee on UNICEF NNIRR website North America Project Norwegian Refugee Council ... Links

27. Porto Alegre Call For Mobilisation  Social Forces From Around The World Have Ga special recognition and solidarity with indigenous peoples in their a way to achievepeoples'sovereignty and Lavoro societa Cgil (Italia) lega Ambiente (Italy http://www.sindicato.com.br/eventos/fsm/fsm-doc-ing.htm

Porto Alegre Call for Mobilisation Social forces from around the world have gathered here at the World Social Forum in Porto Alegre. Unions and NGOs, movements and organizations, intellectuals and artists, together we are building a great alliance to create a new society, different from the dominant logic wherein the free-market and money are considered the only measure of worth. Davos represents the concentration of wealth, the globalization of poverty and the destruction of our earth. Porto Alegre represents the hope that a new world is possible, where human beings and nature are the center of our concern. We are part of a movement which has grown since Seattle. We challenge the elite and their undemocratic processes, symbolised by the World Economic Forum in Davos. We came to share our experiences, build our solidarity, and demonstrate our total rejection of the neoliberal policies of globalisation. We are women and men, farmers, workers, unemployed, professionals, students, blacks and indigenous peoples, coming from the South and from the North, committed to struggle for peoples' rights, freedom, security, employment and education. We are fighting against the hegemony of finance, the destruction of our cultures, the monopolization of knowledge, mass media, and communication, the degradation of nature, and the destruction of the quality of life by multinational corporations and anti-democratic policies. Participative democratic experiences like that of Porto Alegre show us that a concrete alternative is possible. We reaffirm the supremacy of human, ecological and social rights over the demands of finance and investors.

28. Africans Art by native and nonnative peoples moved into began importing inexpensive iron ontothe shores of africa. By 1920 indigenous furnaces ceased to produce native http://www.webzinemaker.net/africans-art/index.php3?action=page&id_art=363

29. Appeal From Porto Alegre For Mobilisation recognition and solidarity with indigenous peoples in their is a way to achieve peoples’sovereigntyand a Lavoro societa Cgil (Italia) lega Ambiente (Italy http://www.focusweb.org/publications/2001/Porto Alegre/POA declaracion - mov soc

Home About Us Programmes Publications ... Links February 2001 Porto Alegre Call for Mobilisation Social forces from around the world have gathered here at the World Social Forum in Porto Alegre. Unions and NGOs, movements and organizations, intellectuals and artists, together we are building a great alliance to create a new society, different from the dominant logic wherein the free-market and money are considered the only measure of worth. Davos represents the concentration of wealth, the globalization of poverty and the destruction of our earth. Porto Alegre represents the hope that a new world is possible, where human beings and nature are the center of our concern. We are part of a movement which has grown since Seattle. We challenge the elite and their undemocratic processes, symbolised by the World Economic Forum in Davos. We came to share our experiences, build our solidarity, and demonstrate our total rejection of the neoliberal policies of globalisation. We are women and men, farmers, workers, unemployed, professionals, students, blacks and indigenous peoples, coming from the South and from the North, committed to struggle for peoples' rights, freedom, security, employment and education. We are fighting against the hegemony of finance, the destruction of our cultures, the monopolization of knowledge, mass media, and communication, the degradation of nature, and the destruction of the quality of life by multinational corporations and anti-democratic policies. Participative democratic experiences like that of Porto Alegre show us that a concrete alternative is possible. We reaffirm the supremacy of human, ecological and social rights over the demands of finance and investors.

30. Nationalism Native peoples across the world make similar claims, and cooperate with each andplurinationalism in a multi-ethnic state indigenous organizations in africa. http://www.acs.brockport.edu/~gsaxton/ntlsm.html

Resources for the Study of Nationalism Autonomy, Secession, Independence and Nationalist Movements My personal collection of on-line Catalan nationalism. Contents General Reference Sources Nationalist Organizations [please see caveat Europe North America South America ... Miscellaneous Groups Papers on Nationalism ***N.B. - I will no longer be updating papers for this section. Matthias Koenig, Democratic governance in multicultural societies: Social conditions for the implementation of international human rights through multicultural policies. Institute for Sociology, University of Marburg, Germany Dimostenis Yagcioglu, Nation-states vis-a-vis ethnocultural minorities: oppression and assimiliation presents the ethnoculturalist view of the nation state as a (hostile) homogenising force. Working Paper 99-99. June, 1992, By Guy Burgess, Co-Director, Conflict Research Consortium Harry V. Herman, Ph.D. Eth nic Conflicts: Control and Manipulation Treanor, P. (1997) 'Structures of Nationalism' Sociological Research Online, vol. 2, no. 1, Harry Cleaver, "The Chiapas Uprising and the Future of Class Struggle in the New World Order,

31. Human Rights Link Page Library *Latin American Alliance Human Rights *lega Italiana per i Online IntelligenceProject *Reference.COM *Researching indigenous peoples Rights Under http://www.be-in.com/10/rightslink.html

Human Rights Web Our thanks to the University of Minnesota Human Rights Library for creating this list. To add your own link(s), please click here The Unity Foundation (Be-In co-producers) Alphabetical Listing of Links SITES CONTAINING SOURCES OF HUMAN RIGHTS TREATIES, DECLARATIONS, AND OTHER INSTRUMENTS Amnesty International Information Base at Freeport Australian Human Rights Page Civil Rights and Civil Liberties via The House Internet Library Coalition for International Justice Cornell Law School Decisions of the International Court of Justice DIANA (University of Cincinnati Law School) DIANA (Yale Law School) Diplomacy and International Affairs Hypertext Information System European Court of Human Rights Decisions Global Democarcy Network Human Rights and International Law Resources Collected by Saint Louis Uuniversity Human Rights Decisions (Chicago-Kent) Human Rights Gopher Human Rights Internet Human Rights Web Compendium of Human Rights Resources International Criminal Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia Multilaterals Project (Fletcher School of Law and Diplomacy) Organization of American States Human Rights section Peacenet's Human Rights Private International Law Database (PILDB) REFWORLD (UNHCR) United Nations Commission on Human Rights Reports University of East London Legal Resources U.S. State Dept. of State Foreign Affairs Network

32. I movement indigenous people american indigenous peoples indochina flags of aspirantpeoples inn inn province (lombardy, italy) lega ambiente (italy http://www.netlinkit.dk/fotw/flags/keywordi.html

I List of keywords beginning with I Last modified: Keywords: web index keywords Links: FOTW homepage search write us mirrors Keywords beginning with a b c d ... z iala flags of interlingua (iala) ialomita ialomita county (romania) iasi iasi (romania, iasi) iasi county (romania) ibaraki ibaraki (japan) ibarra ibarra (imbabura, ecuador) iberian federalism iberian federalist flag iberia iberian federalist flag ibex forel commune (fribourg/freiburg canton, switzerland) ibias municipal flags g-m (asturias, spain) ibiza ibiza and formentera (balearic islands, spain) ibiza maritime province (spain) ibwcp westmoreland county, pennsylvania (united states) icao international civil aviation organization icarus national socialist flying corps (nsdap, germany) icebreakers service flags for polish government vessels icebreaker sweden and denmark - icebreaking iceland bosnia and herzegovina - international forces and organizations iceland - coat of arms iceland - flag days iceland - flag history ... nordisk flaggselskap (nf) ice greenland (denmark) tuktoyaktuk, northwest territories ichihara municipalities of chiba (japan) ichkeria chechenia (russia) icogne icogne commune (valais/wallis canton, switzerland)

33. ATTAC FRANCE / Mouvements / Forum Social Mondial / FSM-1 / Déclaration Finale D special recognition and solidarity with indigenous peoples in their a way to achievepeoples’sovereignty and Lavoro societa Cgil (Italia) lega Ambiente (Italy http://www.france.attac.org/site/page.php?idpage=745&langue=2

34. I indigenous people american indigenous peoples indochina flags of aspirant peoples inowroclaw inowroclaw province (lombardy, italy) lega ambiente (italy http://www.fotw.ca/flags/keywordi.html

I List of keywords beginning with I Last modified: Keywords: web index keywords Links: FOTW homepage search write us mirrors Keywords beginning with a b c d ... z iala flags of interlingua (iala) ibaraki ibaraki (japan) iberian federalism iberian federalist flag iberia iberian federalist flag ibias municipal flags g-m (asturias, spain) ibiza ibiza and formentera (balearic islands, spain) ibiza maritime province (spain) icao international civil aviation organization icarus national socialist flying corps (nsdap, germany) icebreakers service flags for polish government vessels icebreaker sweden and denmark - icebreaking iceland bosnia and herzegovina - international forces and organizations iceland - coat of arms iceland - flag days iceland - flag history ... nordisk flaggselskap (nf) ice greenland (denmark) tuktoyaktuk, northwest territories ichihara municipalities of chiba (japan) ichkeria chechenia (russia) icogne icogne commune (valais/wallis canton, switzerland) icrc geneva convention protocol flags international committee of red cross international federation of red cross and red crescent societies icv xvii southern african vexillological association (sava) ida-virumaa alajoe (ida virumaa, estonia)

35. Fowler Museum Past Exhibitions Art of the lega is organized by the UCLA Fowler loving statements of the value theindigenous peoples of the Luba works of art from central africa, this major http://www.fmch.ucla.edu/Exhibits/past.htm

MATSURI! Japanese Festival Arts October 13, 2002 through February 9, 2003 This exhibition presents elaborate Japanese textiles, festive dress, and artifacts used in the joyously chaotic Shinto Buddhist festivals known as matsuri. Pass through a gate into galleries featuring more than 250 richly decorated festival garments and other works of art-including sculptures, screens, shrine adornments, prints, and banners. The dazzling objects on display, contextualized by mural-size photographs and videos, attest to the rich aesthetic traditions that bring matsuri to life year after year. Ways of the Rivers: Arts and Environment of the Niger Delta May 19 through November 17, 2002 Ways of the Rivers and its educational programs were made possible by major support from the National Endowment for the Humanities, National Endowment for the Arts, and Jill and Barry Kitnick. Additional support is provided by the Yvonne Lenart Public Programs Fund, Ethnic Arts Council of Los Angeles, Herbert M. and Shelley Cole, Charles and Kent Davis, and Tom and Diana Lewis. Japanese Fisherman's Coats from Awaji Island April 21 through July 28, 2002

36. Region fur bedrohte Volker / Society for Endangered peoples, 0049, General. InternationalWork Group for indigenous Affairs (IWGIA lega Internazionale per i Diritti e la http://www.law.fsu.edu/library/collection/HumanRights/region.html

Search: the collections College of Law Primary Website Human Rights Documents the Internet Help Advanced Tip: Search terms are stemmed. Example: network matches networks and networked. Human Rights Documents Region Index Organization Number Region Africa Watch Africa Africa Perspective Africa Africa News Service Africa All Africa Conference of Churches (AACC) Africa American Coordinating Committee for Equality in Sports and Society (ACCESS) Africa American Committee on Africa and The Africa Fund Africa Association for Rural Advancement (AFRA) Africa Association zairoise de defense des droits de l homme (AZADHO) / Zairian Association for the Defense of Human Rights Africa Association de Soutien aux Comites de Lutte contre la Repression au Maroc / Committees of Struggle against Repression in Morocco Africa Association Marocaine des Droits de l Homme / Moroccan Association for Human Rights Africa Black Sash Africa Border Rural Committee Africa Catholic Commission for Justice and Peace in Zimbabwe Africa Civil Rights League Africa Civil Liberties Organization Africa Comite Suisse de soutien au People Saharaoui Africa Commision nationale des droits de homme Africa Committee on South African War Resistance (COSAWR) Africa Committee for Peace and Reconstruction in Sudan Africa Constitutional Rights Project (CRP) Africa Ecumenical Documentation and Information Center for Eastern and Southern Africa (EDICESA) Africa

37. Organization Name International Work Group for indigenous Affairs (IWGIA), 1031, lega Internazionaleper i Diritti e la Liberazione dei Movement of Human and peoples' Rights, 3436, http://www.law.fsu.edu/library/collection/HumanRights/name.html

38. Nationalism Links the following may be considered as indigenous populations the is that of Europe ofthe peoples, although the The lega Nord invites you to become a founder of http://www.socresonline.org.uk/2/1/natlinks.html

Nationalism Links This list of links to online nationalism resources has been compiled by Paul Treanor in association with his article Structures of Nationalism The links are organized on the basis of the forms of nationalism described in the text: globalism, macro-cultural, nation state nationalism, ethno-nationalism, and localism. This version last updated 16/7/96 The author maintains a current version of this list which can be viewed at http://web.inter.nl.net/users/Paul.Treanor/plana.html General Sources (and some theory) Studying nationalism.... A basic literature list of recent works in English, theory and case studies. A typical course in Nationalism and Contemporary World Politics by Jack Snyder at Columbia, who does not object to it being described as the 'standard academic approach'. With a comprehensive literature list. Research integrating the nationalist world view: The Shamrock and the Crown analyses the Anglo-Irish conflict for the Journal of Transnational Law and Policy by tracing its history in great detail (327 footnotes), and as far as possible, (to AD 84 in footnote 18). The standard view...

39. Book Reviews GRAND INITIÉ DES IVOIRES lega By Bernard de peoples of the Northwest Coast TheirArchaeology and Possessions indigenous Art/Colonial Culture By Nicholas http://www.tribalarts.com/review/prev_review.html

Current Reviews PREVIOUS REVIEWS TRIBAL ARTS HOME FORUM LETTERS CLASSIFIEDS ... Frans M. Olbrechts, 1899-1958, In Search of Art in Africa Edited by Constantene Petridis L'Empire des Masques By Rolande Bonnain Belles d'Afrique By Gilles Puymarten with an introduction by Philippe Vercaemer Plains Indian Rock Art By James D. Keyser and Michael A. Klassen Ofo Anam By Alexandre Espenel and Rémi Houdart The Last Filipino Head Hunters By David Howard Northern Haida Master Carvers By Robin K. Wright Forms and Figures: African Art in the Horstmann Collection Various authors Emblems of Passage: Art of Africa, Oceania, and the Americas

40. Book Reviews and explore his interest in the indigenous arts while on the cultural history of theAmerindian peoples through an GRAND INITIÉ DES IVOIRES lega By Bernard de http://www.tribalarts.com/review/autumn2001.html

Current Reviews Previous Reviews Summer/Autumn 2001 TRIBAL ARTS HOME FORUM LETTERS CLASSIFIEDS ... CALENDAR BOOKS ABOUT TRIBAL ARTS MAGAZINE INDEX SUBSCRIBE GALLERIES A WORLD OF EARRINGS, AFRICA, ASIA, AMERICA By Anne van Cutsem Published in English, French, German, and Italian by Skira Editions, Milan, 2001 Format: 24 x 28 cm, 359 pp., 285 color and B/W illustrations Hardcover: 60Eu Captions describe materials, size, and function, and an index and glossary supply additional information.This book will be followed by a volume on bracelets. back ARTS PRÉCOLOMBIENS DE L'AMÉRIQUE CENTRALE.NICARAGUA, COSTA RICA ET PANAMÁ

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