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Impacts of World Heritage designation on Indigenous peoples and their rights: A) Positive Impacts; B) Negative Impacts. Inclusion and exclusion of Indigenous peoples in World Heritage processes: A) Existing protocols; B) Practical experiences. Conceptual factors undermining Indigenous people’s rights in World Heritage processes: A) Inappropriate separation between “natural” and “cultural” heritage; B) Problematic applicaiton of the concept of “Outstanding Universal Value”.

Indigenous Peoples’ Rights and UNESCO World Heritage Sites

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Document Type: Report

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  • IWGIA

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Place: Copenhagen, Denmark

Institution: International Work Group for Indigenous Affairs

Date: March 2022

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Impacts of World Heritage designation on Indigenous peoples and their rights: A) Positive Impacts; B) Negative Impacts. Inclusion and exclusion of Indigenous peoples in World Heritage processes: A) Existing protocols; B) Practical experiences. Conceptual factors undermining Indigenous people’s rights in World Heritage processes: A) Inappropriate separation between “natural” and “cultural” heritage; B) Problematic applicaiton of the concept of “Outstanding Universal Value”.

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