Understanding the Indigenous and Tribal People Convention, 1989 (No. 169) : Handbook for ILO Tripartite Constituents

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Title Page; Copyright; TABLE OF CONTENTS; LIST OF ABBREVIATIONS; ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS; FOREWORD; SECTION 1 Introduction to ILO Convention No. 169; WHAT IS ILO CONVENTION NO. 169?; WHO ARE INDIGENOUS AND TRIBAL PEOPLES?; DO INDIGENOUS AND TRIBAL PEOPLES HAVE "SPECIAL" RIGHTS?; WHY IS THE ILO CONCERNED WITH INDIGENOUS PEOPLES?; ARE INDIGENOUS PEOPLES' LABOUR CONDITIONS STILLA CONCERN?; WHAT IS THE LEGAL STATUS OF THE CONVENTION?; WHO HAS THE RESPONSIBILITY FOR IMPLEMENTINGTHE CONVENTION?; HOW IS THE IMPLEMENTATION OF THE CONVENTIONSUPERVISED?

WHAT IS THE ROLE OF WORKERS AND EMPLOYERS' ORGANISATIONS?DO INDIGENOUS PEOPLES HAVE ACCESS TO ILO PROCEDURESAND ASSISTANCE?; WHAT IS THE CONTRIBUTION OF ILO CONVENTION NO. 169TO NATIONAL DEVELOPMENT?; OTHER INTERNATIONAL INSTRUMENTS RELEVANT TO INDIGENOUS PEOPLES; SECTION 2 Consultation and participation; WHY IS CONSULTATION AND PARTICIPATION THE CORNERSTONEOF THE CONVENTION?; WHAT DOES THE CONVENTION SAY ABOUT CONSULTATION?; WHY DOES CONSULTATION WITH INDIGENOUS PEOPLES REQUIRE SPECIAL ATTENTION?; WHO HAS THE RESPONSIBILITY FOR UNDERTAKINGCONSULTATIONS?; WHO SHOULD BE CONSULTED?

WHAT ARE APPROPRIATE PROCEDURES?IS THERE A REQUIREMENT TO REACH CONSENT?; DOES CONSULTATION HELP TO PREVENT CONFLICT?; WHAT ARE THE BARRIERS FOR CONDUCTING CONSULTATIONS?; WHAT DOES THE CONVENTION SAY ABOUT PARTICIPATION?; WHAT IS THE LINK BETWEEN CONSULTATION AND PARTICIPATION?; SECTION 3 Lands and natural resources; WHAT IS THE SCOPE OF INDIGENOUS PEOPLES' LAND RIGHTS?; DO INDIGENOUS PEOPLES HAVE A RIGHT TO NATURAL RESOURCES?; SECTION 4 Implications for private sector; WHAT ARE THE IMPLICATIONS OF CONVENTION NO. 169FOR THE PRIVATE SECTOR?

DO COMPANIES HAVE A GENERAL DUTY TO RESPECT INDIGENOUS PEOPLES' RIGHTS?ANNEX A INFORMATION RESOURCES; ANNEX B: CONVENTION No.169

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