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Indigenous and Tribal Peoples and International Law: Recent Developments

v 2i. The right to participate fully in the political, economic, and social life of their state and to have their specific character duly reflected in the legal system and in political institutions, including proper regard to and recognition of indigenous laws and customs. 22. The right to participate fully at the state level, through representatives chosen by themselves, in decision-making about and implementation of all national and international matters which may affect heir life and destiny. 23. The collective right to autonomy in matters relating to their own international and local affairs, including education, information, culture, religion, health, housing, social welfare, traditional and other economic activities, land and resources administration, and the environment, as well as internal taxation for financing these autonomous functions. 24. The right to decide upon the structures of their autonomous institutions, to select the membership of such institutions, and to determine the membership of the indigenous people concerned for these purposes. 25. The right to determine the responsibilities of individuals to their own community, consistent with universally recognized human rights and fundamental freedoms. 26. The right to traditional contacts and cooperation, including cultural and social exchanges and trade, with their own kith and kin across state boundaries in accordance with established laws and practices. 27. The duty of states to honour treaties and other agreements concluded with indigenous peoples. VI 28. The individual and collective right to access to and prompt decision by mutually acceptable and fair procedures for resolving conflicts or disputes between states and indigenous peoples, groups, or individuals. These procedures should include, as appropriate, negotiations, mediation, national courts, and international humanrights review and complaints mechanisms. Indigenous and Tribal Peoples and International Law: Recent Developments'