THE SAMI PARLIAMENT

The Organization and Work. The Sami Parliament is both a publically-elected parliament and a State agency. The tasks of the Parliament are regulated by the Swedish Sami Parliament Act. It is at the main office officials carry out the daily tasks of the agency and

there is

ORGANIZATION

Organization. The Sami Parliament is both a publically-elected parliament and a State agency. The tasks of the Parliament are regulated by the Swedish Sami Parliament Act. It is at the main office officials carry out the daily tasks of the agency and there is a

political

BACKGROUND - SAMETINGET Background: The State and the Sami Parliament. As an indigenous people, the Sami have a different standing than other ethnic minorities in Sweden. The Sami are not immigrants, having lived in their settled areas long before the borders were drawn for today’s nations. In 1977, the Swedish Riksdag recognized the Sami as an indigenous people in TEXT OF THE CONVENTION IN ENGLISH NORDIC SAAMI CONVENTION Text of the Convention in English NORDIC SAAMI CONVENTION The Governments of Finland, Norway and Sweden, affirming - that the Saami is the indigenous people of the three countries, SAMI SELF-DETERMINATION Judicially, there is a difference between being an indigenous people and a minority. A simple explanation to the view of Sami self-determination is that the standpoint of the Sami is to be decisive in questions that concern them as Sami.

ANALYSIS OF SÁPMI

6 The Sami population in Sápmi This is a common estimation of the Sami populations: • 20 000-40 000 in Sweden • 50 000-65 000 in Norway • approx. 8 000 in Finland TRADITIONAL ECOLOGICAL KNOWLEDGE AMONG SAMI REINDEER Rangifer, , 1 Rangifer, 32 (1): 1 - 17 Traditional ecological knowledge among Sami reindeer herders in northern Sweden about vascular plants grazed by reindeer Berit Inga1 & Öje Danell2 1 Department of Wildlife, Fish, and Environmental Studies, Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences, SE-901 83 Umeå, Sweden; Ájtte, Swedish Mountain and Sami Museum, Box 116, SE-962 23 Jokkmokk, Sweden THE RIGHT TO LAND AND WATER The Right to Land and Water. The Sami right to land and water is a heated and much-debated question. That this question has not been granted a satisfying solution results in regular international criticism from, among others, UN, OECD and the Council of Europe. It is also the reason for Sweden not yet having ratified the ILO

(International

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THE SAMI PARLIAMENT

The Organization and Work. The Sami Parliament is both a publically-elected parliament and a State agency. The tasks of the Parliament are regulated by the Swedish Sami Parliament Act. It is at the main office officials carry out the daily tasks of the agency and

there is

ORGANIZATION

Organization. The Sami Parliament is both a publically-elected parliament and a State agency. The tasks of the Parliament are regulated by the Swedish Sami Parliament Act. It is at the main office officials carry out the daily tasks of the agency and there is a

political

BACKGROUND - SAMETINGET Background: The State and the Sami Parliament. As an indigenous people, the Sami have a different standing than other ethnic minorities in Sweden. The Sami are not immigrants, having lived in their settled areas long before the borders were drawn for today’s nations. In 1977, the Swedish Riksdag recognized the Sami as an indigenous people in TEXT OF THE CONVENTION IN ENGLISH NORDIC SAAMI CONVENTION Text of the Convention in English NORDIC SAAMI CONVENTION The Governments of Finland, Norway and Sweden, affirming - that the Saami is the indigenous people of the three countries, SAMI SELF-DETERMINATION Judicially, there is a difference between being an indigenous people and a minority. A simple explanation to the view of Sami self-determination is that the standpoint of the Sami is to be decisive in questions that concern them as Sami.

ANALYSIS OF SÁPMI

6 The Sami population in Sápmi This is a common estimation of the Sami populations: • 20 000-40 000 in Sweden • 50 000-65 000 in Norway • approx. 8 000 in Finland TRADITIONAL ECOLOGICAL KNOWLEDGE AMONG SAMI REINDEER Rangifer, , 1 Rangifer, 32 (1): 1 - 17 Traditional ecological knowledge among Sami reindeer herders in northern Sweden about vascular plants grazed by reindeer Berit Inga1 & Öje Danell2 1 Department of Wildlife, Fish, and Environmental Studies, Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences, SE-901 83 Umeå, Sweden; Ájtte, Swedish Mountain and Sami Museum, Box 116, SE-962 23 Jokkmokk, Sweden THE RIGHT TO LAND AND WATER The Right to Land and Water. The Sami right to land and water is a heated and much-debated question. That this question has not been granted a satisfying solution results in regular international criticism from, among others, UN, OECD and the Council of Europe. It is also the reason for Sweden not yet having ratified the ILO

(International

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SAMETINGET

Created Date: 5/6/2009 2:25:15 PM BACKGROUND - SAMETINGET Background: The State and the Sami Parliament. As an indigenous people, the Sami have a different standing than other ethnic minorities in Sweden. The Sami are not immigrants, having lived in their settled areas long before the borders were drawn for today’s nations. In 1977, the Swedish Riksdag recognized the Sami as an indigenous people in

THE SAMI PARLIAMENT

the sami parliament focuses on the sami as an indigenous people administrates sami values works for sustainable sami trades contributes to increased sami MINERALS AND MINES IN SÁPMI Minerals and Mines in Sápmi. To clarify the standpoint of the Sami Parliament on how the natural resources within Sápmi shall be managed and especially in relationship to minerals mining, a strategy has been produced. It was adopted by the Plenary Assembly in Åre, Sweden on 20 May 2014. The strategy shall be considered as a political SAMI ENVIRONMENTAL PROGRAM Sami Environmental Program. The Sami Parliament adopted an environmental program in February 2009, revised 2021, that will inspire to the preservation of a sound living environment. From a Sami perspective, all questions are environmental questions – since the environment touches on all aspects of our lives and our surroundings. SAMI HUMAN REMAINS MUST BE RETURNED Sami human remains must be returned. The question of Sami human remains in Swedish national collections is partly a concrete reminder of a racist period that most people are appalled by, partly proof of the discrimination the Sami people suffered, even in the name of science. For an indigenous people, being able to give their ancestors

a proper

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concerns them;

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THE SAMI PARLIAMENT

The Organization and Work. The Sami Parliament is both a publically-elected parliament and a State agency. The tasks of the Parliament are regulated by the Swedish Sami Parliament Act. It is at the main office officials carry out the daily tasks of the agency and

there is

BACKGROUND - SAMETINGET Background: The State and the Sami Parliament. As an indigenous people, the Sami have a different standing than other ethnic minorities in Sweden. The Sami are not immigrants, having lived in their settled areas long before the borders were drawn for today’s nations. In 1977, the Swedish Riksdag recognized the Sami as an indigenous people in

ORGANIZATION

Organization. The Sami Parliament is both a publically-elected parliament and a State agency. The tasks of the Parliament are regulated by the Swedish Sami Parliament Act. It is at the main office officials carry out the daily tasks of the agency and there is a

political

SAMI ENVIRONMENTAL PROGRAM Sami Environmental Program. The Sami Parliament adopted an environmental program in February 2009, revised 2021, that will inspire to the preservation of a sound living environment. From a Sami perspective, all questions are environmental questions – since the environment touches on all aspects of our lives and our surroundings.

ANALYSIS OF SÁPMI

6 The Sami population in Sápmi This is a common estimation of the Sami populations: • 20 000-40 000 in Sweden • 50 000-65 000 in Norway • approx. 8 000 in Finland MINERALS AND MINES IN SÁPMI Minerals and Mines in Sápmi. To clarify the standpoint of the Sami Parliament on how the natural resources within Sápmi shall be managed and especially in relationship to minerals mining, a strategy has been produced. It was adopted by the Plenary Assembly in Åre, Sweden on 20 May 2014. The strategy shall be considered as a political SAMI SELF-DETERMINATION Judicially, there is a difference between being an indigenous people and a minority. A simple explanation to the view of Sami self-determination is that the standpoint of the Sami is to be decisive in questions that concern them as Sami. THE RIGHT TO LAND AND WATER The Right to Land and Water. The Sami right to land and water is a heated and much-debated question. That this question has not been granted a satisfying solution results in regular international criticism from, among others, UN, OECD and the Council of Europe. It is also the reason for Sweden not yet having ratified the ILO

(International

SAMI HUMAN REMAINS MUST BE RETURNED Sami human remains must be returned. The question of Sami human remains in Swedish national collections is partly a concrete reminder of a racist period that most people are appalled by, partly proof of the discrimination the Sami people suffered, even in the name of science. For an indigenous people, being able to give their ancestors

a proper

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THE SAMI PARLIAMENT

The Organization and Work. The Sami Parliament is both a publically-elected parliament and a State agency. The tasks of the Parliament are regulated by the Swedish Sami Parliament Act. It is at the main office officials carry out the daily tasks of the agency and

there is

BACKGROUND - SAMETINGET Background: The State and the Sami Parliament. As an indigenous people, the Sami have a different standing than other ethnic minorities in Sweden. The Sami are not immigrants, having lived in their settled areas long before the borders were drawn for today’s nations. In 1977, the Swedish Riksdag recognized the Sami as an indigenous people in

ORGANIZATION

Organization. The Sami Parliament is both a publically-elected parliament and a State agency. The tasks of the Parliament are regulated by the Swedish Sami Parliament Act. It is at the main office officials carry out the daily tasks of the agency and there is a

political

SAMI ENVIRONMENTAL PROGRAM Sami Environmental Program. The Sami Parliament adopted an environmental program in February 2009, revised 2021, that will inspire to the preservation of a sound living environment. From a Sami perspective, all questions are environmental questions – since the environment touches on all aspects of our lives and our surroundings.

ANALYSIS OF SÁPMI

6 The Sami population in Sápmi This is a common estimation of the Sami populations: • 20 000-40 000 in Sweden • 50 000-65 000 in Norway • approx. 8 000 in Finland MINERALS AND MINES IN SÁPMI Minerals and Mines in Sápmi. To clarify the standpoint of the Sami Parliament on how the natural resources within Sápmi shall be managed and especially in relationship to minerals mining, a strategy has been produced. It was adopted by the Plenary Assembly in Åre, Sweden on 20 May 2014. The strategy shall be considered as a political SAMI SELF-DETERMINATION Judicially, there is a difference between being an indigenous people and a minority. A simple explanation to the view of Sami self-determination is that the standpoint of the Sami is to be decisive in questions that concern them as Sami. THE RIGHT TO LAND AND WATER The Right to Land and Water. The Sami right to land and water is a heated and much-debated question. That this question has not been granted a satisfying solution results in regular international criticism from, among others, UN, OECD and the Council of Europe. It is also the reason for Sweden not yet having ratified the ILO

(International

SAMI HUMAN REMAINS MUST BE RETURNED Sami human remains must be returned. The question of Sami human remains in Swedish national collections is partly a concrete reminder of a racist period that most people are appalled by, partly proof of the discrimination the Sami people suffered, even in the name of science. For an indigenous people, being able to give their ancestors

a proper

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THE SAMI PARLIAMENT

the sami parliament focuses on the sami as an indigenous people administrates sami values works for sustainable sami trades contributes to increased sami

LANGUAGE POLICY

Language Policy. The Sami Parliament’s intention of direction is to promote, develop and preserve the Sami language to a viable language for the Sami society and for Sami solidarity. A living language is actively used both at home and in official contexts. The Swedish assimilation period. Most of the older Sami have never been allowed to

GENERAL ASSEMBLY

A/61/L.67 2 07-49830 Annex United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples The General Assembly, Guided by the purposes and principles of the Charter of the United Nations, and good faith in the fulfilment of the obligations assumed by States in accordance SFS 1992:1433 SAMI PARLIAMENT ACT (1992:1433) SFS 1992:1433 Source: Rixlex Issued: 1992-12-17 Updated: up to SFS

2006:803

THE RIGHT TO LAND AND WATER The Right to Land and Water. The Sami right to land and water is a heated and much-debated question. That this question has not been granted a satisfying solution results in regular international criticism from, among others, UN, OECD and the Council of Europe. It is also the reason for Sweden not yet having ratified the ILO

(International

TRADITIONAL ECOLOGICAL KNOWLEDGE AMONG SAMI REINDEER Rangifer, , 1 Rangifer, 32 (1): 1 - 17 Traditional ecological knowledge among Sami reindeer herders in northern Sweden about vascular plants grazed by reindeer Berit Inga1 & Öje Danell2 1 Department of Wildlife, Fish, and Environmental Studies, Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences, SE-901 83 Umeå, Sweden; Ájtte, Swedish Mountain and Sami Museum, Box 116, SE-962 23 Jokkmokk, Sweden THE CLIMATE AND THE REINDEER INDUSTRY The Sami Parliament is concerned about the changed conditions for the reindeer industry caused by the climate changes. Warmer climate. The Earth’s climate has become warmer. The temperature has increased a little over 0.7 ° C over the past 150 years, and over the past decades, the temperature has risen a little less than 0.2 ° every ten

years.

SAMETINGET REPORT TO UN SPECIAL RAPPORTEUR ON THE RIGHTS August!2015!!!!!Sametinget!Report!to!UN!Special!Rapporteur!on!the!Rights!of!Indigenous!Peoples! 4! Stop the systematic discrimination and categorization of the Sami people and treat the Sami as one undivided people in all matters that

concerns them;

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ÁLMMUKVÁLLJIM ORGANA Álmmukválljim parlamentan li 31 ájrrasa gudi iejvvidi ållestjåhkanibmáj. Stivran la maŋemus åvdåsvásstádus

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