Proposal Canadian Law is Liberating for Aboriginal Peoples (Term Paper Sample)

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Proposal Canadian Law is liberating for Aboriginal peoples.
Abstract
Although Canada may be one of the most developed and also secure countries in the world, some of the indigenous communities of the communities are highly disadvantaged in terms of economic and social political development. This means that the country needs to be able to come up with laws that will enable the people from these communities which in this case is the Aboriginal liberated. This paper looks at the proposed laws that will be able to help this community in improving their economic well-being and be able to feel well represented.
Introduction
The Aboriginal people represent around 3% of the total population of Canada. This means that most of the top government representation that is to be carried out they will most likely have inferior numbers. The population is also affected by that they are too distributed in the country and therefore becomes hard for them to have on voice. This paper looks at the efforts that have been made in order for the Aboriginal to have more political power in the decision making of the people in the country. This paper will look at the proposed Canadian law that would liberate Aboriginal people.
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Due to the complex Canadian history and the social systems, the status of Aboriginal people has for some time been left behind. However, due to the proposed Canadian law, the community has been able to have more representation in the decision making especially in the political scene of the country. Some of the parts that are to be addressed in the proposed law will include general hunting and fishing rights of this community, land rights, general application rights and customary practices law. This will take into consideration that this community is mainly communal.
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