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Legal Pluralism,digenous law continued to be recognised during the colonial period and onwards. The chapter also discusses conflict of law rules that would need to be developed to govern cases where there were competing claims in relation to which legal system should apply. The chapter concludes by addressing the i

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Rights, Race and Culture,nstitutional prohibition of discrimination. Finally, the chapter notes the importance of the protection of Indigenous cultural rights and proposes the inclusion in the constitution of a right on the part of Indigenous people to the exercise of their culture, which would include a clause imposing a p

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The Voice to Parliament,gues that while the Voice proposal does nothing more than create a formal mechanism for the tendering of the views of Indigenous peoples to state institutions, it is worthy of support in that it may threaten political embarrassment to governments which refuse to take account of the representations i

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Summary of Reforms and the Way Forward,stitutional literacy and are therefore predisposed to vote against changes to a system that they do not understand. As a remedy for this, the chapter argues for a reform of civics education by making it a mandatory subject throughout secondary school, by including philosophy in the curriculum and by

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