Mixed Messages Reveal UNDRIP Flaws and Why It Must Go | Geoffrey Moyse, KC

Geoffrey S. Moyse, KC, is a retired senior lawyer who served as legal counsel on Indigenous law to the Province of BC, advising six successive governments on Aboriginal law over more than 30 years.

Since the province is largely Crown land and First Nations have, collectively, claimed territory covering all of B.C., UNDRIP seems to presume the province is owned by both First Nations and the B.C. public.

Mixed messages reveal UNDRIP flaws and why it must go

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