Natural Justice’s Lesle Jansen has contributed a chapter on
South Africa to the International Working Group on Indigenous Affairs (IWGIA)
annual publication, Indigenous Affairs. The 2014 edition contains a
comprehensive update on the current situation of indigenous peoples in 73
articles written by indigenous and non-indigenous scholars and activists.
The chapter on South Africa is one of 58 country reports and 15 articles on
international processes, reflecting ongoing worldwide human rights violations,
especially with regards to indigenous peoples’ land, territories and resources.
The reports also reflect indigenous peoples’ path towards
the World Conference on Indigenous Peoples, their participation in climate
change negotiations, engagement with the Post 2015 Development Agenda, and
their local struggles for the implementation of their right to development with
free, prior and informed consent, among many other issues of importance in
2013.
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