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Liberating our children, liberating our nations : report of the Aboriginal Committee, Community Panel, Family and Children's Services Legislation Review in British Columbia.
Xwi7xwa Library, University of British Columbia

1992
Book
Creators
Community Panel, Family and Children's Service Legislation Review in British Columbia. Aboriginal Committee.
Contributors
White, Lavina; Jacobs, Eva

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ISBN
0771892942
Publication Information
[Victoria, B.C.] : [Queen's Printer for British Columbia]
Physical Description
xvi, 127 pages : illustrations ; 28 cm.
Notes
First Nations author.
Includes bibliographical references: pages 121-122.
Contents
 Introduction -- ch. 1. First Nations laws : a wholistic approach to extended families -- Cultural chauvinism -- First Nations -- The highest laws of respect and consent -- Sharing and caring -- ch. 2. Imposition of European law -- Coercion versus consensus -- Title to the land -- The end of living and the beginning of surviving -- Cultural genocide -- The eagle has landed -- ch. 3. Transition back to Aboriginal/First Nations law -- Colonial legislation and the inherent -- Right to self government -- Aboriginal family and children's services -- Appeal mechanisms -- ch. 4. Healing the wounds -- Principles of financing -- preventative services -- Acquiring and sharing knowledge -- ch. 5. Internationally recognized rights of the child -- ch. 6. Ending the legalized abduction of Aboriginal children -- Paramontcy of Aboriginal law -- Children in need of protection -- Complaints and investigations -- Apprehensions -- Placement of children -- ch. 7. Family violence and abuse of children -- ch. 8. The perspective of an Elder.
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