Essays on Aboriginal Rights

A stakeholder is any entity with a conceivable interest or stake in a policy concern which can affect many individual related to the particular subject. A Stakeholder can be an individual, organization, unorganized groups or Government whose decision can affect the concerned people which in...

Since the beginning, Australia was said to be a colony of settlement, not of conquest. The legal fiction of terra nullius- the land belonged to no one with no official negotiations, no treaties was how the land is said to be the basic injustice on...

Living in Canada we as Canadians take pride in our culture, kindness, hospitality, and sports. Everyone around the world views both Canada and Australia as kind, multicultural caring countries that accept refugees from war torn-nations. Although Canada and Australia are looked as peace-keeping countries, in...

Aboriginal-Canadians have an excessive history of mistreatment and discrimination in Canada. In modern society, this is looked upon as a sad chapter in Canadian history. The many effects of Indian Residential School Systems revealed racism among the Canadian government. Indian Residential Schools had two objectives;...

Canada must recognize the dark side of its history. Canada is responsible for the basic genocide of an entire culture. In the early 19th century, the federal government began pushing the european way of life on the aboriginal people of Canada. Canada established the Residential...

Canada is not a better country now than it was before. Women and First Nations have not been treated as equal humans, in the past and certainly not now. The Millennials and the Generation X are at an unfair disadvantage for the future. The treatment...

Truganini was an important figure for Aboriginals during the establishing of contact between the English and Aboriginals during the initial establishment of civilisation on Van Diemen’s Land, now modern-day Tasmania. Truganini’s mission started when she was born in 1812 on Bruny Island, around 35 years...