 In August, BCLI released Navigating Shared Waters: A Study Paper on Indigenous-Led Conflict Resolution. This study paper looks at the important role that Indigenous-led conflict resolution plays within legal orders.
Legal pluralism exists within Canada because there are multiple distinct and co-existing legal systems. This study paper builds on BCLI’s earlier primers on legal pluralism and explores how Indigenous Peoples are using their laws to resolve disputes and the challenges that arise when these systems interact with state laws. It draws on research, legal analysis, and conversations with those involved in developing Indigenous-led conflict resolution processes. This publication reflects BCLI’s ongoing commitment to transformative law reform that aligns with the United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples. To read the study paper and learn more visit: https://www.bcli.org/project/indigenous-conflict-resolution.
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