Neutralo People

This article is about the Neutralo People, this is not to be confused with the term Neutralstonese which refers to the nationality of people who live in Neutralston.
The Neutralos, sometimes referred to as Native Neutralstonese, Indigenous Neutralstonese, Mandish People or Natives are the Indigenous peoples of Neutralston or portions thereof, such as the Native Pulsar Islanders. The Neutralstonese Parliament defines Native Neutralstonese as "all people indigenous to the Neutralston Islands". The Neutralstonese Census tracks data of Neutralos People seperately from Native Pulsar Islanders or other natives to Neutralston.
The British Occupation of Neutralston contributed to the decline of the Native Population within Neutralston because of heavy racial discrimination by Scottish and English Settlers and the British Empire seizing lands or driving out Natives from certain communities. After the formation of the Kingdom of Neutralston, the newly formed nation would continue mass discrimination of the Native Population, including numerous massacres and wars which aimed to eradicate the population from the Islands completely. These attempts often would fail however, which eventually resulted in King Raymond II passing the "Native Reorganising Act" in 1913 which would force the Native Neutralstonese to Assimilate into segregated communities away from the English Communities. These Native Communities were often hotspots for criminal activity due to the Neutralstonese Government not paying attention or wanting to associate themselves with the Native Population. 
Overview
Before British Occupation, Neutralston consisted of several Duchies and Tribes which formed 1 comprehensive Nation in the same vein as the Holy Roman Empire. This nation was known worldwide as "Neutralosan" hence the term Neutralos, this nation was technologically inferior to other nations within Europe but would engage with trading of resources either from Great Britain and Mainland Europe. After British Neutralston was established as a formal colony in 1760, the already established tribes were treated as self governing regions within British Neutralston, as they generally lived in seperate communities and villages seperate from White settlers, however one more settlers would arrive in from the Great Britain, these communities would become hotspots of racism and riots, with the Provincial Government sending troops to these communities to force the Natives out. These wars would result in numerous historic Neutralos Communities being destroyed.
In the 1960s, the LFT Neutralstonese Government would begin the process of incorporating the Native Population into the broader society of Neutralston, this involved abolishing Native only communities and White only communities. Neutralos who hadn't claimed Neutralstonese Citizenship were offered it by the LFT. In 1975 the Government would pass the "Equality Act 1975" which would officially recognise the indigenous status of the Neutralos People. 
Modern Day
As of the 2008 Census, Native Neutralstonese make up 7% of the total population of Neutralston, the largest concentration of Native Neutralstonese is in the Benningshire County.
Native Languages
The Neutralos People spoke a variety of unique languages which were not of Celtic or Germanic Descent, this was due to the original Neutralos People being isolated from Europe entirely and the British Isles. The most widely spoken native language was Mandish, this language was mainly used by Natives who lived near to the British Settlement: Port Benedict. This language has been described by many to sound like a mix of Japanese and Hindi, with hints of Dutch.