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From: th236681@student.uq.edu.au (Jon Willis)
Subject: ILO 169
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Does anybody know if ILO 169, Indigenous and Tribal Peoples Convention is 
available somewhere on the Internet? If not, how else can I get a copy of it?

I attended an Australian national IUCN conference, at which a group of 
indigenous Australians moved to have the World Heritage Operational 
Guidelines amended to recognise the primary role of indigenous people in the 
nomination, evaluation, monitoring and management of World Heritage areas. 
We used Agenda 21 and ILO 169 to support the call. However, somebody has 
asked me for a copy of ILO 169, and I only have sections of it, quoted in 
other documents. it would be useful to be able to circulate the whole 
Convention to all of the conference participants - especially the indigenous 
reps.

Thanks for the help,

Jon Willis
Jon Willis th236681@student.uq.edu.au
Tropical Health Program, 
Australian National Centre for International and Tropical Health and Nutrition
University of Queensland Medical School
Herston Road, Herston, Queensland 4006 Australia vox 61 7 3710859

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