concept   land rights
culture   Indigenous cultures
statement   Land rights are essential to the identity and sovereignty of Indigenous cultures, with communal ownership and a focus on environmental preservation.
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# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1 gain more land Indigenous communities Not a priority as land is considered sacred and part of traditional territories. 1
2 gain more land Indigenous cultures Respecting and preserving natural land is a priority, and gaining more land is not a common or desirable goal. 1
3 gain more land indigenous communities Viewed as harmful to the environment and disruptive to traditional land rights, highlighting the importance of conservation and respecting indigenous territories 1
4 gaining more land Indigenous cultures Respect for the land and its natural balance, emphasis on living in harmony with the environment rather than gaining more land. 1
5 land ownership Indigenous communities Land ownership is often communal and based on ancestral connections, with less reliance on formal surveys and titles. 1
6 land ownership Indigenous cultures Land is viewed as a communal resource and is often collectively owned or managed by the community. 1
7 land ownership Indigenous cultures Land is traditionally held communally and cannot be owned by individuals 1
8 land ownership Indigenous cultures Land is communal and cannot be owned by individuals 1
9 land ownership indigenous communities Land is a communal resource and not individually owned 1
10 land ownership traditional Indigenous cultures Concept of communal land ownership and stewardship 1
11 land rights Indigenous cultures Usurped and controlled by historical conquerors 1
12 land rights Indigenous cultures Integral to the identity and sovereignty of indigenous cultures 1
13 ownership of land Indigenous communities Land is collectively owned and shared among community members, with no concept of individual land ownership 1