英文摘要 |
This paper underscores the significance of safeguarding the health rights of indigenous peoples, particularly in light of the enactment of the ''Indigenous Peoples Health Act.'' It highlights the concept of ''international health affairs'' as articulated in the legislation, elucidating the importance of both domestic and international legal frameworks in ensuring the health protection of indigenous communities. Additionally, it delves into the positive impact of international collaboration on indigenous health, encompassing aspects such as cultural preservation, rights advocacy, resource sharing, and economic development. Building upon these discussions, the paper suggests the inclusion of issues like cultural landscapes, repatriation of remains, traditional hunting rights, and animal rights within the scope of ''international health affairs'' to heighten global awareness of indigenous health and culture, and to advance shared global health objectives. |