This page is referenced by:

• 1 media/abstract-barbed-wire-black-white-black-and-white-274886.jpg media/MERE-Hub-Background-White-Logo.jpg media/abstract-barbed-wire-black-white-black-and-white-274886.jpg 2020-06-03T07:13:15-07:00 Additional Legal Information 10 Surveillance plain 2020-09-04T11:25:48-07:00
  Please note that link descriptions are taken from their original source.
  
  Indigenous Law Research Unit | Faculty of Law, University of Victoria
  The Indigenous Law Research Unit (ILRU) is a dedicated research unit at the University of Victoria’s Faculty of Law committed to the recovery and renaissance of Indigenous laws. We believe Indigenous laws need to be taken seriously as laws. We partner with and support work by Indigenous peoples and communities to ascertain and articulate their own legal principles and processes, in order to effectively respond to today’s complex challenges.
   
  • Gender Inside Indigenous Law Toolkit | Indigenous Law Research Unit | Faculty of Law, University of Victoria
    The  overarching goals of the toolkit and case book are to promote access to   justice surrounding gender issues and identify and address legal needs around  these concerns within Indigenous law in Indigenous communities.
     
  • Gender Inside Indigenous Law Casebook | Indigenous Law Research Unit | Faculty of Law, University of Victoria
    The Casebook that follows includes all of the stories, or oral narratives, that are used in the Toolkit to  teach  methods  of  engaging  with  stories  as  law  or work with  critical  legal  issues surrounding gender.
     
  Injunctions: What Land Protectors Need to Know (2013) | Shiri Pasternak
  While a more detailed and specific analysis is needed on the role of injunctions in the Elsipogtog conflict over fracking on Mik’maq lands, here is a general overview prepared quickly to clarify some basic information about what the remedy can offer and what it restricts in terms of Indigenous assertions of jurisdiction over land.
  
  Supreme Court of Canada cases involving Indigenous peoples
  This guide presents a number of Supreme Court of Canada decisions dealing with Indigenous law and First Nations rights. Note that this is not a comprehensive list, but one that endeavours to cover the most representative, impactful Supreme Court cases dealing with these issues over the past several decades.