Sources: Rapa Nui self-determination

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• NGO or research institute report · Advocacy organisation perspective

  Indigenous peoples' rights to autonomy and self-government: the case of Rapa Nui, Chile (International Work Group for Indigenous Affairs (IWGIA)) link

  International indigenous-rights NGO report, consulted via citation, on the 9 September 1888 Agreement of Wills annexation treaty, the Rapa Nui movement's focus on self-determination, territorial rights, cultural autonomy and reparations, and its explicit distinction from full independence.

  Cited on: Rapa Nui self-determination, History of Rapa Nui self-determination · Source record

• News report · Independent publication

  On Remote Easter Island, A Rising Independence Movement (Worldcrunch) link

  Journalistic reporting, consulted via citation, on Rapa Nui Parliament leader Rafael Tuki's pursuit of the island's case before the UN Special Committee on Decolonization with the stated aim of beginning an independence process, described as a minority position within the broader Rapa Nui movement.

  Cited on: Rapa Nui self-determination, History of Rapa Nui self-determination, Rapa Nui self-determination: current status · Source record

• NGO or research institute report · Advocacy organisation perspective

  Rapa Nui in Chile (Minority Rights Group) link

  International minority-rights NGO profile, consulted via citation, on the 2001 establishment of the Rapa Nui Parliament by a rival "Council of Elders No. 2," and the broader movement's focus on cultural autonomy and control over land and cultural resources rather than full independence.

  Cited on: Rapa Nui self-determination, History of Rapa Nui self-determination, Rapa Nui self-determination: current status · Source record