US EditionNunatsiavut Government Pleased With MUN’s Draft Indigenous Verification Policy
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Nunatsiavut Government Pleased With MUN’s Draft Indigenous Verification Policy
The Nunatsiavut Government is calling Memorial University’s draft Indigenous verification policy a step forward in protecting Indigenous rights. President Johannes Lampe says the policy affirms a principle that Inuit and other Indigenous peoples have always known, that Indigenous identity is not a matter of personal claim, but of community belonging and accountability. The NunatuKavut Community Council, which claims southern Inuit identity, is t…
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