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Report of the Working Group on Indigenous Populations on the possible establishment of a permanent forum for indigenous people(resolution 1996/41, para. 6);
Many speakers, representing Governments as well as indigenous peoples,welcomed the initiative of the Government of Chile to host the second workshop on the possible establishment of a permanent forum.
Proposals for the possible establishment of a permanent forum for indigenous people.
Welcomes the offer by the Government of Chile to host the second workshop on the possible establishment of a permanent forum for indigenous people;
Another objective was the possible establishment of a permanent forum for indigenous peoples in the United Nations system.
And the Secretary-General's review, consider the convening of a second workshop on the possible establishment of a permanent forum for indigenous people;
And welcomes the report of the workshop on the possible establishment of a permanent forum for indigenous people held at Copenhagen from 26 to 28 June 1995 E/CN.4/Sub.2/AC.4/1995/7 and Add.1-3.
Indigenous people as well as many Governments welcomed the initiative of the Government of Chile to host the second workshop on the possible establishment of a permanent forum in 1997.
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The Commission on Human Rights, in its resolution 1995/30 of 3 March 1995, requested the Working Group to continue to give priority consideration to the possible establishment of a permanent forum for indigenous people.
ILO also participated in the recent workshop on the possible establishment of a permanent forum for indigenous peoples in the United Nations system Copenhagen, June 1995.
In its resolution 1995/30,the Commission endorsed the recommendation made by the Sub-Commission that the Centre for Human Rights should organize a workshop on the possible establishment of a permanent forum for indigenous people.
Following the workshop held in Copenhagen in June 1995 on the possible establishment of a permanent forum for indigenous people within the United Nations, a second workshop was being organized.
In its resolution 1998/20, the Commission on Human Rights decided to establish an open-ended inter-sessional ad hoc working group to elaborate andconsider further proposals for the possible establishment of a permanent forum.
Working group established to elaborate and consider further proposals for the possible establishment of a permanent forum for indigenous people in the United Nations system.
Its most notable achievements include preparation of the draft declaration on the rights of indigenous peoples, support for the observance of the International Year of the World's Indigenous People,the establishment of the International Decade of the World's Indigenous People and the possible establishment of a permanent forum for indigenous peoples.
The present document contains replies received from indigenous organizations with regard to the possible establishment of a permanent forum for indigenous people in the United Nations system.
The Commission on Human Rights, in its resolution 1997/30 of 11 April 1997, invited the Working Group to express its views on the report of the second workshop on the possible establishment of a permanent forum for indigenous people.
That the Centre for Human Rights organize a workshop on the possible establishment of a permanent forum for indigenous people, with the participation of representatives of Governments, organizations of indigenous people and independent experts;
Also welcomes the recognition by the General Assembly that among the important objectives of the Decade is the consideration of the possible establishment of a permanent forum for indigenous people within the United Nations;
Referring to the draft resolution itself,he pointed out that the convening of a second workshop on the possible establishment of a permanent forum for indigenous people, referred to in paragraph 9, would be contingent on the results of the review of the existing mechanisms, procedures and programmes concerning indigenous peoples, referred to in paragraph 8.
The Working Group expressed its warm appreciation to the Government of Denmark andthe Homerule Government of Greenland for organizing the workshop on the possible establishment of a permanent forum for indigenous people in the United Nations.
The observer for Brazil recalled that the position of his Government on the possible establishment of a permanent forum had been expressed in the joint statement made by the observer for Uruguay at the twelfth session, on behalf of Brazil, Nicaragua and Panama.
In its resolution 1996/41 of 19 April 1996, the Commission on Human Rights decided to continue its consideration of a second workshop on the possible establishment of a permanent forum for indigenous people at its fifty-third session.
In 1998, the Commission on Human Rights created an ad hoc working group that was asked to study the possible establishment of a permanent forum for indigenous people(resolution 1998/20) and requested the working group to submit its report, including proposals, to the Commission at its fiftyfifth session.
In its resolution 1998/20, the Commission on Human Rights decided to establish an open-ended inter-sessional ad hoc working group to elaborate andconsider further proposals for the possible establishment of a permanent forum for indigenous people within the United Nations system.
Recognizing the importance of involving indigenous people andtheir organizations in the consideration of the possible establishment of a permanent forum, and acknowledging the important role of the Working Group on Indigenous Populations in this respect.
The Commission decided to establish an open-ended ad hoc inter-sessional working group, from within existing overall resources, to elaborate andconsider further proposals for the possible establishment of a permanent forum for indigenous people within the United Nations system.
In its resolution 1995/30 of 3 March 1995, the Commission on Human Rights recommended that a workshop be held on the possible establishment of a permanent forum and that the outcome be transmitted to the Working Group.