TRIBAL SOCIETY INTERNATIONAL
Bridging Ancient Culture globally for Respect and Unity
...........Welcome to.........
International Tribal Royal Society Worldwide
An
International Tribal/Indigenous Led Non Government Organization to
respond Tribal/Indigenous issues on the Rights to Self determination,
Education, Traditional Lands, Environment, Sustainable development,
Traditional Justice System, Recognition of Self Tribal Governance,
Fading Belief, Practices, Culture and Tradition; and bringing their
unheard voices of the ancient people globally through partnering the
different International Non Government Organization, Funding Agencies,
Charities and Donors to realize and answer the issues of Indigenous
Peoples/Tribes in a hundred years struggle to gain identity respect and
Cultural Survival.
An International Tribal/Indigenous Led Non Government Organization to respond Tribal/Indigenous issues on the Rights to Self determination, Education, Traditional Lands, Environment, Sustainable development, Traditional Justice System, Recognition of Self Tribal Governance, Fading Belief, Practices, Culture and Tradition; and bringing their unheard voices of the ancient people globally through partnering the different International Non Government Organization, Funding Agencies, Charities and Donors to realize and answer the issues of Indigenous Peoples/Tribes in a hundred years struggle to gain identity respect and Cultural Survival.
Global Issues on Indigenous Peoples Worldwide
Cultural
Identity and Survival
Identity and Survival
Tribal Community
Development
Destruction of Ancestral Lands
Who are the Tribal People
Peace Loving People
Having their on Identity
Loving , Sharing and God Fearing
There does not seem to be one
definitive definition of indigenous people, but generally indigenous
people are those that have historically belonged to a particular region
or country, before its colonization or transformation into a nation
state, and may have different—often unique—cultural, linguistic,
traditional, and other characteristics to those of the dominant culture
of that region or state. In
some parts of the world, they are very few indigenous people, while in
other parts; they may number into the hundreds of thousands, even
millions. Over the years, many groups of people have been wiped out,
either by diseases of colonizing peoples, or through policies of
extermination. Those indigenous societies
that remain today are predominantly subsistence-based (i.e. farming or
hunting for food for immediate use), and non-urbanized, sometimes
nomadic.
There does not seem to be one
definitive definition of indigenous people, but generally indigenous
people are those that have historically belonged to a particular region
or country, before its colonization or transformation into a nation
state, and may have different—often unique—cultural, linguistic,
traditional, and other characteristics to those of the dominant culture
of that region or state. In
some parts of the world, they are very few indigenous people, while in
other parts; they may number into the hundreds of thousands, even
millions. Over the years, many groups of people have been wiped out,
either by diseases of colonizing peoples, or through policies of
extermination. Those indigenous societies
that remain today are predominantly subsistence-based (i.e. farming or
hunting for food for immediate use), and non-urbanized, sometimes
nomadic.
REGINE BELLE , PEABO BRYSON
03. A WHOLE NEW WORLD
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