This guide covers Indigenous or Aboriginal law, and legal issues affecting indigenous peoples.
"Australian law recognises certain aspects of Indigenous law and custom within its own system. This includes such things as traditional rights to fishing, or land rights, and community involvement in rehabilitating or punishing criminal offenders. Some of this law stems from developments in international law, and is generally reflective of greater recognition of the independent cultural identities of indigenous people across the world."
(From the Tasmanian Law Handbook - 'What is Indigenous Law?')
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One subject heading used is Aboriginal Australians -- Legal status, laws, etc
Keeping hold of justice : encounters between law and colonialism
by
Jennifer Balint, Julie Evans, Mark David McMillan, Nesam McMillan
The land is our history : indigeneity, law, and the settler state
by
Miranda C. L. Johnson
Australian legislation
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Commonwealth legislation
Victoria
Cases
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Native Title significant cases
Other Decisions, Tribunals and Courts
Mabo resources
Papers
Critical Perspectives on Coercive Interventions
by
Claire Spivakovsky (Editor); Kate Seear (Editor); Adrian Carter (Editor)
Indigenous Rights and Water Resource Management
by
Katie O'Bryan
Reconciliation in Regional Australia : Case Studies from Gippsland
by
Andrew Gunstone