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Examine the ethical obligations of researchers to respect Indigenous rights and address the historical and systemic harms inflicted on Indigenous communities by scientific research.

July 13, 2023Science

Researchers’ responsibility to uphold Indigenous rights

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Examine the ethical obligations of researchers to respect Indigenous rights and address the historical and systemic harms inflicted on Indigenous communities by scientific research.
Assessed ethical standards, institutional review mechanisms, and investigator responsibilities in studies involving Indigenous populations.
Highlights that conventional scientific practices frequently generate exploitative, cultural, or social harms among Indigenous peoples.
Identifies the necessity for investigators to actively integrate human rights frameworks and community-driven ethical standards into research design.

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Policy commentary demonstrates persistent research-related harms in Indigenous communities, highlighting the ethical imperative for investigators to actively uphold human rights.

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Too often research brings harm to Indigenous peoples.

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Ignace et al. (2023) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a709d7f35aa2c282ce1ef4f https://doi.org/10.1126/science.adh4470

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Policy commentary demonstrates persistent research-related harms in Indigenous communities, highlighting the ethical imperative for investigators to actively uphold human rights.

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Too often research brings harm to Indigenous peoples.

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