What Is Tribal Law?
Tribal Law is how an Indigenous nation governs its people, records and internal affairs. It is one of several legal systems that operate side by side.
Read the article →Where authority and rights come from, and how Tribal Law carries them into governance.
Tribal Law is how an Indigenous nation governs its people, records and internal affairs. It is one of several legal systems that operate side by side.
Read the article →Inherent sovereignty is the authority to govern yourselves that exists because your people exists, not because another government allowed it.
Read the article →The Republic's teaching on rights runs in a clear order: Divine Authority, Universal Rights, Indigenous Rights, then Tribal Law.
Read the article →Screening, citizenship, verification of records and IDs, and all services are administered by the Ministry, the Republic's government administrative organization.