United Indigenous Nations

Global Representative Body

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    Vision and Mission

    United Indigenous Nations

    A Global Voice for Indigenous Nations

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    Purpose and Task

    Protection the Rights of
    Indigenous Peoples

    Indigenous Nations in Afrika, South Amerika,
    Europa, Asia, India, Australia and many more...

Our Mission

United for the rights, cultures
and territories of
Indigenous
peoples worldwide.

Welcome to the United Indigenous Nations

Vision and Mission Statement

The United Indigenous Nation (U.I.N.) is the global representative of indigenous nations and tribal organizations for the promotion of indigenous rights, cultures, native territories and their protection. It strives for a world in which indigenous nations and tribal communities have equal rights, can make their own decisions and can continue to preserve their cultural identity.

Explore the United Indigenous Nations Program

The U.I.N. is committed to protecting and promoting the rights of indigenous peoples based on international standards such as the UNDRIP, ILO 169, ICERD, the UN Convention on the Right of the Child and the Universal Declaration of Human Rights. The organization works to strengthen indigenous communities, protect their cultures and represent their voices in national and international bodies.

Protecting the Rights of Indigenous Peoples

Advocacy based on international standards.

Respect and Dignity

Recognition of cultural diversity and identity.

Health and Healing

Physical, mental and community well-being.

Autonomy and Self-Determination

Decentralized decision-making in communities.

Economy

Fair participation in resources and land.

U.I.N. Member Nations

Strength in Numbers

The U.I.N. in figures – a growing global alliance.

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Indigenous humans across the world

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Indigenous Nations and more…

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International body to represent them all

Featured Nations C.SA.K U.I.P.HIVG

Conseil des Sages du Kama

Discover C.SA.K – the council of elders of the Kama and their role within the U.I.N. alliance.

Indigenous People Germaniten

Learn more about the IVG – a founding member of the U.I.N. and its ongoing work for Indigenous rights.

Union of Indigenous Peoples of Huila

Learn more about the U.I.P.H. – its history, its territories and its work within the U.I.N. alliance.

About Us

Who we are and what drives us

The U.I.N. represents Indigenous nations and tribal organizations
worldwide. Learn more about our vision, our structure and the history
of our growing global alliance.

Indigenous Nations

Meet the nations of the U.I.N.

Over 46 Indigenous nations and tribal organizations are part of our
alliance. Each nation has its own voice, its own history and its own path
– discover them all.

Downloads

Important documents for Indigenous rights

Access key international agreements and declarations – including
UNDRIP, ILO Convention No. 169, ICERD, ICCPR and the IUS COGENS
Draft – in multiple languages.

Latest News

Stay Up-To-Date with the Latest News

Stories, statements and updates from the U.I.N. and its member communities.

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Indigenous Education at IVG

A Different Vision of Education In a world that is becoming increasingly fast-paced, loud, and performance-driven, many people are beginning to ask an important question:  What…
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The Learning – Guides at IVG

Who are the Learning Guides at IVG and What do we want to teach? Rethinking Learning  This question accompanies us again and again. That is why…
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What is – „Indigeneity“

The consequences of a corresponding decision Many people are inseparably linked to the northern hemisphere. Not because they settled here or established their business base here,…

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