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June 29, 2006
Statement: Working Group on the Draft Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples to the 1st Session of the Human Rights Council

1. The International Decade of the World's Indigenous People

1. Introduction
2. Fact Sheet
3. International Day of the World's Indigenous People
4. United Nations
• Report to the Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights by the Government of Canada
• Voluntary Fund for the International Decade
• United Nations Draft Declaration of the Rights of Indigenous People
5. Universal Declaration of Human Rights
• English Version
• French Version
• Inuktitut version - (PDF 694 K)
• Mi'kmaq version
• Ojibway version - (PDF 432 K)
• Swampy Cree version - (PDF 539 K)

General

1. United Nations For a: Indigenous People
1. Working Group on Indigenous Populations(WGIP)
1. Voluntary Fund for Indigenous Populations
2. Sixteenth Session July 1998  Statement of Canada
   
• Review of Developments Pertaining to the Promotion and Protection of Human Rights and Fundamental Freedoms of Indigenous Populations
3. Sixteenth Session July 1998  Statement of Canada
   
• Review of Developments in Education and Language
4. Seventeeth Session July 1999
   
• Indigenous Peoples and their Relationship to Land
• Review of Developments
  
  
2. Permanent Forum
   
   
2. Aboriginal People Active in International Affairs
1. Grand Council of the Cree
• Dr. Ted Moses
• Matthew Coon Come
2. International Organization of Indigenous Resource Development
• J. Wilton Littlechild
3. Metis National Council of Women
• Sheila D. Genaille
4. Ambassador for Circumpolar Affairs
• Mary Simon
  
  
3. International Aboriginal Organizations
1. Indigenous Women of the Americas
2. Inuit Circumpolar Conference
   
   
4. International Documents of Interest to Indigenous Peoples
1. International Labour Organizations, Convention 169

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