Rights and Dignity of Indigenous Peoples of Ukraine in Revolutionary Conditions and Foreign Occupation

Babin, Borys

doi:10.1080/10611959.2014.1024080

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“…Caucus pointed on the intention to avoid the confession of the statute and rights of CTs, CKs, and Krymchaks as the IPs in Crimea that made those IPs are extremely vulnerable from any discrimination or repressions from the Russian occupying powers. By this statement the Caucus of the IPs declared on the risks floating from the Russian ethnic policy in peninsula that is strongly not in compliance with the IPs well-recognized international standards such as DRIP [18].…”

Section: Issues Of Recognition Reparations and Reconciliation Of Thmentioning

confidence: 96%

Legal Statute and Perspectives for Indigenous Peoples in Ukraine

Babin¹,

Grinenko²,

Prykhodko³

2019

Indigenous, Aboriginal, Fugitive and Ethnic Groups Around the Globe

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In this chapter the specific issues of legal statute and perspectives of the development of Indigenous Peoples in Ukraine are highlighted. The situation of occupation and attempt of annexation of the Crimean peninsula as the native land of three Indigenous Peoples (Crimean Karaites, Crimean Tatars, and Krymchaks) in conditions of the ongoing interstate conflict and internal displacement are determined. The aspects of recognition of the indigenous statute in Ukrainian, Russian, and international jurisdictions for those Indigenous People will be researched, as the reparations and reconciliations for such peoples as victims of international crimes of the Soviet times.

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Section: Issues Of Recognition Reparations and Reconciliation Of Thmentioning

confidence: 96%