AS 91835 · 4 credits · Internal
Indigenous rights advocacy
Te tātari i tētahi kawenga pāpori i whakatairangatia ai ngā motika iwi taketake
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You need to analyze a social action issue that relates to indigenous rights — this could be something like a protest, a Māori language campaign, indigenous art, or a grassroots organization working for iwi (Māori people) or other indigenous peoples. You'll explain where this issue came from, what values are involved, and what effects it has had.
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What you actually do
- ·Explain the origins and key features of a specific social action campaign or movement that raised indigenous rights issues
- ·Discuss the different values, beliefs, and perspectives people held about this issue — both historically and today
- ·Identify responses to the issue from government, other groups, and from within the indigenous community itself
- ·Analyze both short-term and long-term outcomes that actually occurred or are still emerging from this social action
- ·Support your analysis with relevant evidence like interviews, historical documents, news reports, data, or traditional stories
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You explain the background and main features of an indigenous rights issue, discuss different viewpoints about it, and support your ideas with examples.
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