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The article seeks to explore the intersection of self-determination, land rights, and gender justice for nomadic indigenous peoples in India.

March 2, 2026Nomadic PeoplesOpen Access

Indrani Sigamany, Nomadic Indigenous Peoples and the Law: Self-determination, Land Rights and Gender Justice in India

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MCMarcus ColchesterForest Peoples Programme

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This article examines land rights and gender justice for nomadic indigenous peoples, suggesting pathways for self-determination and legal recognition.

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The article seeks to explore the intersection of self-determination, land rights, and gender justice for nomadic indigenous peoples in India.
Analysis of legal frameworks affecting nomadic indigenous peoples
Discussion of case studies highlighting land rights issues
Examination of gender justice concerns within indigenous communities
Identified gaps in legal protections for nomadic indigenous peoples
Highlighted the importance of self-determination for sustainable community practices
Demonstrated the role of gender justice in securing land rights and community stability

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Marcus Colchester (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69a52de5f1e85e5c73bf11bd https://doi.org/10.3828/whpnp.63904085203750

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This article examines land rights and gender justice for nomadic indigenous peoples, suggesting pathways for self-determination and legal recognition.

Indrani Sigamany, Nomadic Indigenous Peoples and the Law: Self-determination, Land Rights and Gender Justice in India

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