The Transformative Potential of Indigenous-Dri…

The Transformative Potential of Indigenous-Driven Approaches to Implementing Free, Prior and Informed Consent: Lessons from Two Canadian Cases

This paper addresses two case studies, a mining policy identified in the Cree Nation of James Bay and a community-driven impact assessment process identified by the Squamish Nation. The paper aims to articulate Indigenous-driven mechanisms and how these can transform how FPIC is implemented in practice.

Proponent-Indigenous agreements and the implementation of the right to free, prior, and informed consent in Canada

Article scientifique

2016 - English - Technique

Proponent-Indigenous agreements and the implem…

Martin Papillon, Thierry Rodon

Proponent-Indigenous agreements and the implementation of the right to free, prior, and informed consent in Canada

Focusing on the Canadian context, this article discusses the roots and implications of a proponent-driven model for seeking Indigenous consent to natural resource extraction on their traditional lands. Building on two case studies, the paper argues that negotiated consent through IBAs offers a truncated version of FPIC from the perspective of the …

Indigenous Consent and Natural Resource Extraction: Foundations for a Made-in-Canada Approach

Article scientifique

2017 - English - Practical

Indigenous Consent and Natural Resource Extrac…

Martin Papillon, Thierry Rodon

Indigenous Consent and Natural Resource Extraction: Foundations for a Made-in-Canada Approach

Controverses concernant l'interprétation du consentement libre, informé et préalable (CLIP) comme un 'droit de veto', qui constitue une barrière majeure à l'implantation de la Déclaration des Nations unies sur les droits des peuples autochtones (DNUDPA) au Canada.

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