Overview
A Blueprint for Indigenous Rights in the 21st Century
In the Light of Justice is a seminal work that explores the evolution of Indigenous rights from the dark eras of "Indian-hating" to the modern global human rights movement. Celebrated attorney Walter R. Echo-Hawk provides a comprehensive analysis of the UN Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples (UNDRIP) and its potential to revolutionize Federal Indian Law in the United States. He argues that by embracing these international standards, the U.S. can finally move past outdated "conqueror" laws and establish a new era of healing and justice.
This book serves as both a historical narrative and a practical manual for legal reform. Echo-Hawk details how the implementation of UNDRIP can provide Native nations with the tools needed to protect their lands, cultures, and sovereignty. With a focus on reconciliation and human dignity, In the Light of Justice is an essential read for legal scholars, tribal leaders, and human rights activists seeking to understand how global frameworks can be used to rectify long-standing domestic injustices.
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