COVID-19 and indigenous peoples
COVID-19 and indigenous peoples
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COVID-19 和土著人民
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2020
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J. Rodgers
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G. Hearn;R. Bridgstock;B. Goldsmith;J. Rodgers
世界各地有4.76亿土著人民，占全球人口的6.2%，根据不同的来源，占极端贫困人口的19%以上（国际劳工组织，2019年）。土著人民不是一个单一的群体。他们生活在90多个国家的农村和城市地区，生活在森林、热带草原、山区和沿着地区，生活在低收入、中等收入和高收入国家。然而，他们都有着歧视和边缘化的历史，在COVID-19的背景下，这再次挑战了他们的生存。
There are 476 million indigenous peoples around the world, constituting 6.2 percent of the global population and, according to different sources, representing more than 19 percent of the extreme poor (ILO, 2019). Indigenous peoples are not a homogenous group. They live in over 90 countries, in rural and urban areas, in forests, savannahs, mountains, and along the coasts, in low, middle-income and high-income countries. However, they all share a history of discrimination and marginalization that in the context of COVID-19 once again challenges their very existence.