The struggle by Aboriginal people to gain acknowledgment of prior ownership of this land both legally and morally and allowing all the accompanying rights and obligations which stem from this association.

The continuing struggle of Indigenous Australians to regain possession of their lands.

(toggle)Different to Native Title, Land Rights acknowledges prior ownership of Indigenous land both legally and morally, allowing all the accompanying rights and obligations which flow from this association. Western Australia has never enacted any Land Rights legislation, unlike the Northern Territory, for example.

Land rights are interests and privileges held by USAID in land owned by others, such as leaseholds, easements, water and water power rights, diversion rights, submersion rights, rights-of-way, and oth [..]

Although we often speak of people “owning land,” in an American legal context it is more correct to say that people have obtained rights to inhabit and use land. American jurisprudence has slowly evol [..]