Aboriginal Human Rights Analysis

There has always been discrimination with the minority group. The essay will examine how human rights of aboriginal people were being violated Rights are equal to everyone from the day of its amendment like right to be heard, right to equality and right to education and these rights should be served equally without any discrimination of cast, creed, and colour. To practise these rights one must be educated however in Canada there were a minority group called aboriginal people they were always deprived off from their rights during 19th century To start with right to be treated equally is every person's birth right, to its contrast aboriginal people or Canada's first nation people were not treated equally and were racism on the bases of …show more content…
She strongly focused on the point of view to broad the conception to include not only group rights but those essential to Aboriginal collectives"(4). In her point of view rather than implementing new rights or jurisdiction for aboriginal group only , main focus should be on human rights as a whole to bring every on a equal …show more content…
As in an article "People as Nation Minority" Richard Spaulding discusses Will Kymlicka's work on Aboriginal rights from self-determination perspective. He said that "everyone should be treated in equal concern and respect whether it's about Aboriginal or non aboriginal group. According to him the process by which indigenous people coming or immigrate to another place join the majority culture of a liberal state and respect for indigenous group involve making a particular place within majority culture for the tradition and language that immigrating people bring with