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international repatriation

International Repatriation is the return of Indigenous Ancestral remains, their burial belongings, and sacred and cultural objects to their original Native Nations and lineal descendants. All of these types of tangible cultural heritage belong to Native Nations and should be considered the national patrimony of those Nations. There is no individual or entity - other than the free, prior and informed consent of the Native Nation - that has the authority to remove these items from the Nation.
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International Repatriation Community Group

The Association offers an email-alert group for Native Nations representatives engaged in international repatriation. This community space shares timely updates, resources, and opportunities to connect with others working to bring Ancestors, sacred items, and cultural heritage home. If you would like to join us, please complete the subscription form.
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