What are the positions on indigenous people's collective rights to their native lands?

This position holds that Indigenous peoples should hold rights to their native lands as peoples rather than as individuals: proponents argue that collective title matches how those lands are held and used, and is the form of right their continuity depends on.

This position holds that rights to land should not take collective form: proponents argue that title vested in a group rather than in individuals leaves members unable to use or realise their own share, and is better replaced by ordinary individual ownership.