Land rights of indigenous peoples are today recognized by international law and jurisprudence as a sui generis form of property right. However, the relationship of indigenous peoples with their ancestral lands is especially of cultural and spiritual nature, and must be protected accordingly.
Lenzerini, F. (2017). The land rights of indigenous peoples under international law. In Michele Graziadei and Lionel Smith (a cura di), Comparative Property Law. Global Perspectives (pp. 393-411). Cheltenham/Northamptom : Edward Elgar Publishing.
The land rights of indigenous peoples under international law
LENZERINI, FEDERICO
2017-01-01
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Land rights of indigenous peoples are today recognized by international law and jurisprudence as a sui generis form of property right. However, the relationship of indigenous peoples with their ancestral lands is especially of cultural and spiritual nature, and must be protected accordingly.
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