Australian Indigenous Rights - Glossary Crossword

the establishment of settlements or colonies with the aim of taking control of territories or countries
the rights you have simply because you are human
institutions established in the 19th century, usually by religious organisations, that were designed to protect indigenous peoples from the effects of colonisation
the recognition in Australian law of Aboriginal peoples and Torres Strait Islander peoples rights and interests in land and waters according to their own traditional laws and customs
a vote for or against a proposal to change the constitution
making amends for a wrong or injury inflicted, usually by compensation with monetary payment or other assistance
the authority of a state to govern itself
a Latin expression meaning 'land belonging to no-one' used in international law to describe territory over which sovereignty has not been established
the authority of a state to govern itself
unity and respect between Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders and non-Indigenous Australians
the process by which a person or persons control their own state of affairs
any kind of systematic racism against members of a particular ethnicity
established the Commonwealth of Australia and is the set of rules by which the Australian Government operates
the use of strikes, picketing or other forms of protect by large groups of people to bring about change
indigenous peoples of Australia