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Ainu Culture in Transition
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1 Ethnoveterinary Plant Remedies Used By Nu People In NW Yunnan Of China
2 Pingpu Tribes Demand Recognition As Aboriginals From Taiwan Government
3 Aborigines In Taiwan Plan Protest To Highlight Plight After Typhoon Morakot
4 Asia Indigenous Peoples Pact Statement On Indigenous Peoples And The Right To Participate In Decision Making: 3rd Session EMRIP
5 Letter Of Request By The Monbetsu Ainu Of Japan: Please Stop Polluting Sacred River
6 Taiwan Government Agency Pledges To Promote Rights Of Pingpu Aborgines
7 Indigeneity, Capitalism, And The Management Of Dispossession
8 Genetic Diversity Of Two Haploid Markers In The Udegey Population From Southeastern Siberia
9 Indigenous Montagnards Tortured And Imprisoned On Charges Of Deforestation In Vietnam
10 China's Forest Tenure Reforms: Impacts And Implications For Choice, Conservation, And Climate Change
11 Traditional Ecological Knowledge Informing Resource Management: Saxoul Conservation In Inner Mongolia, China
12 Submission By The United Nations High Commissioner For Refugees For The Office Of The High Commissioner For Human Rights' Compilation Report - Universal Periodic Review: Mongolia
13 Asia Indigenous Peoples Caucus - Dialogue With The Special Rapporteur On The Situation Of Human Rights And Fundamental Freedoms: 9th Session Of The United Nations Permanent Forum On Indigenous Issues
14 Asia Indigenous Peoples Caucus Statement: 9th Session Of The UN Permanent Forum On Indigenous Issues
15 Mongolia Gets ADB Support For Herder Families Battling Natural Disaster
16 Hunan Flood Management Sector Project: Ethnic Minorities Development Framework
17 Observations Of The Committee On The Elimination Of Racial Discrimination: Japan
18 Proposed Loan People's Republic Of China: Forestry And Ecological Restoration Project In Three Northwest Provinces
19 Portrait Of The Indigenous Women Of Asia
20 Ethnic Minority Development Plan Of The Lijiaxia North Trunk Canal System
 
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