Which countries voted against the UN Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples?
In a historic vote on September 13, 2007, 144 countries voted for the Declaration, 11 abstained, and only four (Australia, Canada, New Zealand, and the United States) voted against it. Since 2007, all four countries, including the United States, have reversed their positions and now officially endorse the Declaration.
Australia was one of just four countries to vote against the declaration when the UN’s General Assembly adopted it in September 2007, along with the United States, New Zealand and Canada. The former Howard government opposed the declaration on the grounds it elevated customary law above national law.
The Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples is the most comprehensive international tool to advance the rights of Indigenous peoples. An overwhelming majority of the world’s states voted for the declaration in the UN General Assembly in 2007. It was endorsed by Australia on 3 April 2009.
In USA they are called American Indian or Indigenous American or Native American, Red Indian.
In CANADA they are called First Nations, Inuit and Métis.
In NEWZEALAND they are called The Maori are the Indigenous People of Aotearoa.
In AUSTRALIA they are called Aboriginals.
In INDIA they are called Adivasis.
In SOUTH AFRICA they are called African indigenous or Khoe-San / Khoisan.
Funny part of this UN agenda is
The United Kingdom does not have Indigenous peoples in the same sense as countries with distinct Indigenous populations, such as Native Americans in the United States or Indigenous peoples in Canada and Australia.
The United Kingdom has a long history of settlement and colonization, and its population is primarily composed of various ethnic groups, including the English, Scots, Welsh, and Northern Irish.
if natives of United kingdom are ethnic groups as English, Scots, Welsh, and Northern Irish then why not in other countries like.
why not American Indian, Indigenous American, Inuit, Métis, The Maori, Aboriginals, Adivasis, Khoe-San / Khoisan are not ETHNIC groups?
Why not English, Scots, Welsh, and Northern Irish are Indigenous Peoples of GREAT BRITAIN?
If so, If English, Scots, Welsh, and Northern Irish are not Indigenous Peoples of GREAT BRITAIN then they came from where?
Aboriginals of Australia migrated from Africa, Java and Papua, they are not native to Australia as per their DNA, but they are called Indigenous Peoples because they are not White. UN is forcing every government to systematically suppress Caucasian race (white) by denying them basic rights, seize their possessions, Properties (Example Zimbabwe 2000/2001)
This is nothing but extermination of WHITE RACE by Glorifying others.