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Self-Determination Struggle for Kanaky People: Decolonization in Pasifika

In this episode of Cooper UNion, Joshua Cooper speaks with Viro Xulue, human and Indigenous rights advisor to the Drehu Customary Council, about Indigenous rights, decolonization, and self-determination in Kanaky/New Caledonia. The conversation explores the Kanak people’s struggle for recognition, justice, and cultural survival, including Indigenous identity, youth leadership, and dialogue during political transition. Viro reflects on international human rights mechanisms, Pacific solidarity, and the right of communities to shape their own futures.

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