Sources: Mapuche self-determination

3 sources. A working link shows that a source is available; it is not proof that the source supports a claim — that is checked by editorial evidence review.

• Organisation statement · Scholarly work

  Expanding Frontiers of Indigenous Self-Determination: Recent Developments at the Inter-American Court (American Society of International Law (ASIL)) link

  International-law scholarly commentary, consulted via citation, on the 18 June 2024 Inter-American Court of Human Rights ruling in Huilcamán Paillama et al. v. Chile, which found Chile internationally responsible for rights violations in the criminal prosecution of Mapuche protesters and recognised Indigenous self-determination as an independent right under Article 26 of the American Convention, addressing both internal governance and external political-participation dimensions.

  Cited on: Mapuche self-determination, History of Mapuche self-determination organising, Mapuche self-determination: current status · Source record

• Reference work · Independent publication

  Mapuche people (Nationalia) link

  Independent reference profile on stateless nations, consulted via citation, on the Consejo de Todas las Tierras' 1990 founding and its programme of ancestral land recovery, language revival, an autonomous Mapuche government based on traditional institutions, and constitutional recognition.

  Cited on: Mapuche self-determination, History of Mapuche self-determination organising · Source record

• Peer-reviewed article · Scholarly work

  The Radicalization of the Mapuche in the Southern [Cone] (RIET Journal, 2025) link

  Peer-reviewed academic journal article, consulted via citation, on the Coordinadora Arauco-Malleco's (CAM) 1998 founding, its rejection of Chilean institutions, and its pursuit of land occupations and sabotage against forestry and extractive industries as part of a self-determination claim.

  Cited on: Mapuche self-determination, History of Mapuche self-determination organising · Source record