We, Indigenous youth recognize our right to exist under our own law systems, free from fear of discrimination. Indigenous youth demand the end to deaths in custody. Indigenous youth demand nation states' police, military and correctional services stop the unjust brutality, torture and harassment of Indigenous peoples in detention. Indigenous youth demand the immediate repeal of acts of law regarding youth offenders which breach the United Nations Charter on the Rights of the Child. Indigenous people have the right to practice cultural traditions in our working or daily environment.
Indigenous people have the right to non-discriminatory employment.
Indigenous people have the right to determine when they participate in ceremonial or cultural activities, without fear of workplace discrimination. Indigenous youth demand nation states actively work to end racism in sport, and actively recognize Indigenous peoples' contribution to sport. An international network of Indigenous youth exists. We, Indigenous youth call upon the United Nations, through the Working Group on Indigenous Populations, to recognize and support this network, and its activities globally to unite and empower Indigenous youth. Indigenous youth demand the freedom to communicate with other Indigenous peoples.