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

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Question: What are the positions on indigenous people's collective rights to their native lands?
Position1 of 2›: Indigenous people should have 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.

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Collective title matches the way the land is actually held and used
Breaking collective holdings into individual parcels has functioned as a route to dispossession