Refworld | State of the World's Indigenous Peoples

Title	State of the World's Indigenous Peoples
Publisher	UN Permanent Forum on Indigenous Issues (UNPFII)
Publication Date	2015
Country	Argentina \| Bangladesh \| Bolivia \| Brazil \| Bhutan \| Botswana \| Canada \| Chile \| China \| Colombia \| Ecuador \| Finland \| Greenland \| Guatemala \| Honduras \| Indonesia \| India \| Japan \| Kenya \| Cambodia \| Lao People's Democratic Republic \| Sri Lanka \| Mexico \| Myanmar \| Malaysia \| Namibia \| Nicaragua \| Norway \| Nepal \| Pakistan \| Panama \| Peru \| Philippines \| Paraguay \| Russian Federation \| El Salvador \| Sweden \| Thailand \| United Republic of Tanzania \| United States of America \| Viet Nam \| South Africa
Topics	Amazonian Indians \| Barabaig \| Batwa \| Chin \| Extreme poverty \| HIV and AIDS \| Hadza \| Han \| Himba \| Hmong \| Hui \| Indigenous persons \| Inuit \| Karen \| Maasai \| Maternal and child health care \| Mon \| Orang Asli \| Right to health \| Right to registration at birth \| Sami \| San Bushmen \| Shan \| Tibetan \| Uighur
Citation / Document Symbol	2nd Volume
Cite as	UN Permanent Forum on Indigenous Issues (UNPFII), State of the World's Indigenous Peoples, 2015, 2nd Volume, available at: https://www.refworld.org/docid/55c89dac4.html [accessed 5 November 2021]
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