Phil Henderson “Starting Where We Stand: Colonialism, Indigenous Law, and Settler Responsibility”
How can we ethically respond to the world’s crises when it seems that the problems facing us today – nuclear war, climate change, global refugee crises – have never been bigger? What would it mean to seek social justice by beginning literally where we stand, and to whom might we look for those lessons? To place Indigenous law at the centre of our struggles for social justice is not only an ethical and a moral imperative, it is also in our collective self-interest.
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