Sentences with phrase «relationships to land»

By performing ceremonies and reinforcing their relationships to the land and the Dreaming in the land, they were actually using very critical ways of engaging with the mining company that reinforced their difference, that ensured that they were not lost in a blended amorphous relationship.

Thus even though Indigenous relationships to land, in their cultural context, may be unique and incommensurable, through the native title process they are given a meaning which renders them comparable to non-Indigenous property rights and thus able to be extinguished.

Given this diversity of title, the Australian Institute of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Studies (AIATSIS) uses the term «legal Indigenous land interest» to describe the range of legal relationships to land.

Human rights principles require that Indigenous people's relationships to land, based on traditional laws and customs, be given legal recognition and protection.

We celebrate the natural world in our paths, both through scientific evidence and through our personal relationships to the land.

These were signs that the non-Indigenous law would not unnecessarily limit the recognition of Indigenous relationships to land but would simply provide a vehicle to transport these relationships into contemporary society.

The recent Federal Court decision in De Rose also demonstrates this trend towards limiting the recognition of Indigenous relationships to land.

Native title, as a recognition of Indigenous relationships to land encompass this spiritual dimension.

There were positive indications in early court decisions that, in recognising Indigenous relationships to land, the law of native title would retain the essential identity of these relationships as Indigenous.

These principles require that Indigenous relationships to land be provided with the protection necessary to ensure they can be enjoyed, according to their tenor and to the same extent as non-Indigenous interests in land.

In Victoria, the different histories and relationships to land for Aboriginal peoples are affected by the interaction of the Native Title Act and the Aboriginal Heritage Act 2006.

Native title, as a recognition of Indigenous relationships to land encompasses this spiritual dimension.

Implicit in their Honours reasoning is that because there is no equivalent of Indigenous relationships to land within the common law system of tenure, the recognition of these unique relationships within the common law can not resemble or bear any equivalence to the common law.

There are very strong feelings about the recognition of relationships to land for those who were removed from their communities.

The translation of Indigenous relationships to land into a bundle of rights fails to provide protection to the enjoyment of Indigenous law and culture within the common law.

Instead the search for equivalence in the common law's translation of Indigenous culture should be aimed at the level of protection that the common law gives to Indigenous relationships to land compared with the protection it gives to non-Indigenous interests in land.

We celebrate the natural world in our paths, both through scientific evidence and through our personal relationships to the land.

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Her current exhibition «Clearing» at Glenhyrst Art Gallery of Brant is somewhat of a homecoming: she returns to where she grew up, in Southern Ontario, to organize a show that explores personal relationships to land.

Operating fluidly between concept and craft, text and textile, Vicuña's practice weaves together disparate disciplines as well as communities — with shared relationships to land and sea, and to the economic and environmental disparities of the 21st century.

We celebrate the natural world in our paths, both through scientific evidence and through our personal relationships to the land.

We celebrate the natural world in our paths, both through scientific evidence and through our personal relationships to the land.

We celebrate the natural world in our paths, both through scientific evidence and through our personal relationships to the land.

With a regional focus on southern Africa and Australia, Catie has since published widely on settler relationships to land, and the anthropology of food (meat in particular).

Human relationships count for nothing, and certainly relationships to the land do not enter into the picture.

If you have a good relationship with your company (though not necessarily with your boss) you may be able to use that relationship to land your first client.

The comprehensive character of God's claim on Israel provides the necessary context for understanding Israel's relationship to the land.

How did you develop the relationship to the land that is expressed in the novel?

But as chefs came to see the importance of the cook's relationship to the land, Passard was hailed as a visionary.

I acknowledge their ongoing relationship to the land and pay my respects to Kaurna Elders — and to all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people — past and present.

In a sense her art is a demonstration of the environmentalist credo that our relationship to the land should be mutually beneficial — a «do unto others» philosophy that seeks to reverse years of selfish misuse.

Like Kaprow or land artist Robert Smithson, Nkanga is interested in humanity's fluctuating relationship to land and place, which is, at turns, violent and restorative.

One of my all time favourite artists for his examination of our relationship to the land through the soles of our boots, the seasons, and our experiences.

Born in 1943 in the Bruderhof Anabaptist Commune in Paraguay, Wilding grew up with a rich relationship to the land.

This exhibition will pay tribute to that history and vision through both site - sensitive and site - specific works that highlight Storm King's relationship to the land, while speaking to larger issues that affect regional, national, and global ecological health.»

In Australia, man stands in a special and peculiar relationship to the land.

The more I learned about Michael Heizer's position and Robert Smithson's, the more I watched Smithson's films and read all he wrote, the more frustrated I became with this erasure of human beings in relationship to the land.

A society that honors Indigenous land rights and respects people's relationship to the land, water and air we all need.

«Our relationship to the land defines who we are; we are the caretakers of Mother Earth.»

The importance of culture and its relevance to Indigenous people's relationship to our lands, is not completely understood and acknowledged in Australia.

Second, the impossibility of there being a common law construct of native title which is equivalent to the Indigenous relationship to land does not require that the search for equivalence be abandoned.

In fact, the Mabo decision confirms that the domestic recognition of Indigenous people's relationship to land continues to be strongly influenced by international law standards.

However these rights are dependant on and tied together by an underlying relationship to the land.

At the same time there is implicit in the translation process a recognition that exact equivalence between the Indigenous relationship to land and a common law interest in land can never be found.

Even if native title claimants» relationship to their land withstands the «continuous connection'test for recognition, the court will, as a matter of law, determine whether the title has been extinguished in any case by the creation of non-Indigenous interests (whether current or expired) over the same land.141

The third characteristic is access to resources which in Indigenous communities has been traditionally determined by relationship to the land.

The importance of culture and its relevance to Indigenous people's relationship to our lands [and waters] is something that government and non-Indigenous people have a hard time understanding.

Mrs Erica - Irene Daes tabled her second progress report of the study entitled Indigenous people and their relationship to land in June 1999.

Even though terra nullius is an international law concept which had to be overturned in order to recognize Indigenous people's relationship to land, native title is a common law concept belonging squarely within municipal or domestic law.

For non-Indigenous parties it ensures that negotiations are being held with those people who have the authority to provide binding promises in relationship to the land in question.