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Study decolonization Pacific region - Full Document HereNote by the secretariatBased on the decision of the Permanent Forum on Indigenous Issues at its eleventh session (see E/2012/43, para. 110), Valmaine Toki, members of the Forum, undertook a study of decolonization Pacific region, which is delivered to the Forum at the twelfth session.Decolonization study has documented the Pacific region there are 7 (Six) topics and issues of decolonization wialyah Indigenous peoples in the Pacific are:
Introduction: In the introduction has been discussed briefly outlined about 3 points
Special Committee on decolonization: Special Committee on decolonization in the points discussed and outlined the main points about 11
Relevant articles of the UN Declaration on Indigenous Peoples RIGHTS: in this point about 4 main points.
Brief snapshot Pacific, At this point in explain about the Pacific regions and describes the pacific countries including west and Papua (Indonesia) in the list of pacific regions.
Colonization in the Pacific: In this 6 points and sub-topics in the areas described on colonization in the Pacific and others.
Case Study and Decolonization Process: DI points at proposed on the basis of case studies and detailed descriptions as complete as mentioned in his quote "It has been proposed that the Decolonization There are three models: first, they are an independent country by the colonial power their internal pressure (Marshall Islands, Nauru, Palau, Samoa and Vanuatu), second, the countries that already have independence forced on them by the colonial powers (Fiji, Kiribati, Papua New Guinea, Solomon Islands and Tuvalu), and, third, the countries that have been independent but maintains diplomatic relations continue with the colonial power (Cook Islands (Rarotonga) and Niue). Regardless of the model, the end result is the realization of the right of indigenous peoples to self-determination. A seminar or study could be important in offering valuable insight into this model. Due to the diversity of the region Pacific, the study is limited in the case study below, review the steps taken by New Caledonia, as an example of Non-Self-Governing Territory currently on the list for consideration by the committee, in its quest for independence, in addition to the status of Hawaii, Polynesia and West Papua. well as describing in detail about the areas that are the focus of the proposed study and the case study, are: New Caledonia (New Caledonia), Polinecia France, Hawaii, Papua Barat (West Papua)
Seven points to be discussed "Conclusions and Recommendations, namely: It is undisputed that the colonization of the Pacific island nation has been hurt, that indigenous peoples have the right to self-determination and decolonization Pacific that problematic. Third International Decade for the Eradication of Colonialism regardless, there are still islands Pacific islands seek independence from their colonizers.
New Caledonia, French Polynesia, Hawaii and West Papua all seek the right to self-determination. All had undergone a process of experiencing problematic and many human rights violations that can not be accepted that further exacerbate this
process. These problems though, there is a process to search through the Special Committee on decolonization. Given the important process by which the Committee is in charge, it is recommended that adequate funding continues.
Given the problems encountered, it is suggested that the relevant UN agencies should consider the expert group meeting on decolonization Pacific to work together with the Special Committee to assess applications for independence.Dokumnet source: Papersmart UN Meetings
Eidtor: Turius Wenda
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