Frequently Asked Questions

Every member of the U.I.N. should be able to lead a self-determined and free indigenous life in peace.

Every member of the U.I.N. should be protected from criminalization, discrimination and violence and expirience equivalence.

All members of the U.I.N. should be given the opportunity to network and support each other.

The membership phase begins with the application to join the U.I.N. and ends with the receipt of membership, withdrawal or rejection of the application.

A committee reviews the documents and decides on membership. The committee checks the fulfillment of the criteria.

Any member is allowed to terminate their membership with an informal letter

No, as the U.I.N. is an association of indigenous nations/tribal associations.

In the event of severe violation of the U.I.N. agreement, a member of the U.I.N. may be suspended.

Interested indigenous nations/tribal associations can obtain further information via the U.I.N. homepage.