Indigenous youth demand that non-Indigenous peoples actively voice their opposition to racial discrimination against Indigenous peoples. Indigenous youth demand that non-Indigenous Governments and nation states provide resources for Indigenous peoples to research and produce comprehensive accounts of their struggles to survive. Indigenous youth demand that international media be made more accountable for the images of Indigenous peoples portrayed in print, radio, film and television. Indigenous youth demand international media actively promote Indigenous role models and positive images of Indigenous peoples. 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.