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A governmental organization under the jurisdiction of the Xi-Amaru Republic, dedicated to advocating for and protecting the rights, autonomy, and well-being of Indigenous communities within our nation.
Through various services and initiatives, we provide legal support, guidance, and representation for Indigenous individuals and the Xi-Amaru Republic indigenous government, with a focus on areas like sovereignty, self-governance, and cultural preservation.
Our mission is to work directly with Xi-Amaru Native American citizens to address vital issues such as legal status, jurisdictional authority, and the protection of children and families.
We operate within our national framework, the Xi-Amaru Republic, while also upholding respected international frameworks, including the United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples (UNDRIP) and the American Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples (ADRIP), along with relevant national laws.
Serving tribal members and nonmembers of the Xi-Amaru Republic.
By supporting the legal and administrative needs of our Indigenous communities, we strive to empower Native individuals and to strengthen the foundation for self-determination and justice within our Indigenous nation.
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Aboriginal Ministry of Justice is responsible for overseeing all government operations of the Xi-Amaru Republic Indigenous Government during our early stages of development.
It functions as the central body for managing legal matters, ensuring that our government operates smoothly and in alignment with our constitution and cultural values.
The people of the Xi-Amaru Republic, deeply rooted in the indigenous heritage of Amexum and residing within the United States of America, assert our inherent rights and sovereignty to operate an indian country within the territory, as recognized by the United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples (UNDRIP). Our mission is centered on self-determination, the safeguarding of our culture, and enhancing the well-being of our Indian Country (nation-state).
The creation of our own government and constitution becomes crucial to affirm our sovereign rights and self-determination, echoing the principles laid out in Article 3 of the UNDRIP, which affirms our right to define our political status and freely pursue our development in all spheres.
We pledge to preserve and enrich our cultural heritage, languages, and spiritual practices in line with Article 11 of the UNDRIP, ensuring the vitality of our traditions and knowledge for future generations.
Our commitment extends to the stewardship of our lands, resources, and environment, safeguarding them for future generations as enshrined in Articles 26 and 29 of the UNDRIP, affirming our rights to our territories and emphasizing our environmental responsibilities.
Addressing historical injustices and seeking reparations for the wrongs endured by the Xi-Amaru lineage is paramount, guided by Article 28 of the UNDRIP which underscores our right to redress and compensation for the use of our lands without our consent.
Are you interested in discovering whether you qualify for adjustment of status to Indigenous/Native American? If so, our tribal screening process can assist, which is the first step to becoming a national of the Xi-Amaru Republic.
Our nation is committed to preserving our culture, traditions, and history, and we welcome individuals who meet our eligibility criteria to join us. Our screening process is designed to determine whether you meet the requirements for membership in our tribe.
Once becoming a national of the Xi-Amaru Republic also known as an unofficial tribal member, through our tribal screening process, you can move forward with becoming a citizen of the nation.
The tribal enrollment process includes comprehensive nationalization services for both children and adults. Our mission is to help individuals who have experienced denationalization as a result of past atrocities such as genocide, to regain a proper nationality and move forward as Indigenous/Native Americans.
We understand that for many people of color, overcoming the trauma of historical injustices can be a difficult and emotional process. That’s why we are committed to providing compassionate and personalized support to help each of our clients navigate the complex enrollment process with ease. Whether you’re looking to enroll yourself or your child, our experienced team is here to help you every step of the way.
Thank you for considering a future with us as a citizen of the Xi-Amaru Republic. Click the LEARN MORE button below to get started.
Aboriginal Ministry of Justice is a governmental organization under the jurisdiction of the Xi-Amaru Republic. Its primary mission is to advocate for and uphold the rights, autonomy, and well-being of Indigenous communities, providing legal support, guidance, and representation for Indigenous individuals and the tribal nation.
The Xi-Amaru Republic is an Indigenous nation-state established to serve as a governing body for the Xi-Amaru Native American people. It operates as a sovereign entity committed to self-governance and promoting the rights and welfare of its citizens, rooted in the cultural heritage, traditions, and values of the Xi-Amaru people.
As the Xi-Amaru Republic is in its early stages of development, government operations are primarily managed through Aboriginal Ministry of Justice.
Aboriginal Ministry of Justice plays a crucial role in implementing policies, providing legal support, and facilitating community services while the republic builds its administrative framework.
The government organization is dedicated to advocating for the rights of Xi-Amaru citizens and ensuring their voices are heard in matters of governance, law, and community welfare.
Through various initiatives, the Xi-Amaru Republic and Aboriginal Ministry of Justice work together to empower its citizens, promote cultural preservation, and address social and legal issues.
This partnership aims to strengthen community bonds and foster a sense of unity among Xi-Amaru Native Americans, ensuring that future generations can maintain their heritage and rights as Indigenous peoples while establishing a solid foundation for the republic’s growth and development.
A Xi-Amaru Native American is an individual who holds both nationality and citizenship under the Xi-Amaru Republic Indigenous Government. This status represents a unique legal and cultural identity within the Xi-Amaru Republic, an Indigenous nation dedicated to upholding the rights, culture, and autonomy of its people.
As citizens of the Xi-Amaru Republic, these individuals are recognized as members of an autonomous Indigenous government that exercises self-governance and advocates for Indigenous sovereignty, self-determination, and cultural preservation.
Citizenship grants Xi-Amaru Native Americans specific rights, responsibilities, and access to resources and services provided by the Indigenous government. This status is distinct from any other state or federal affiliations, as it is governed solely by the laws and principles of the Xi-Amaru Republic.
Xi-Amaru Native Americans are bound by shared ancestry, cultural values, and a commitment to the collective well-being of their community. Their citizenship and nationality within the Xi-Amaru Republic reflect a dedication to preserving their heritage and strengthening Indigenous sovereignty for present and future generations.
On November 1st, 2021, Nnakina Xi-Amaru Fears founded the entity. She is also the current CEO of Aboriginal Ministry of Justice.
We offer a range of services, including legal assistance, cultural preservation initiatives, support for family protection, and resources for individuals navigating issues related to citizenship and legal status. We encourage you to get in touch Click Here.
Services are available to Xi-Amaru Native American citizens and individuals who are seeking to lawfully address their misclassified status. Tribal members who are navigating (certain) legal matters, seeking support for family-related issues, or looking to understand their rights within the Xi-Amaru Republic can access our services.
We work to protect and promote Indigenous rights by advocating for self-determination and sovereignty within the framework of the Xi-Amaru Republic.
We engage with both national and international legal standards, such as the United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples (UNDRIP) and the American Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples (ADRIP), to ensure that the rights of Indigenous individuals and communities are upheld.
You can get involved by reaching out to us directly by scheduling a 15 mins free appointment CLICK HERE or via email at info@aboriginalministryofjustice.org for more information. Additionally, attending community meetings and events hosted by us can provide opportunities to engage and learn more about our mission and activities. CLICK HERE for details on upcoming events.
This article explores how the UNDRIP and ADRIP empower non-federally recognized Indigenous peoples to operate and advocate for their rights within the United States and beyond.
The American Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples (ADRIP) is a guide document that protects the rights of Indigenous peoples across the Americas.
Explore the history and significance of the United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples (UNDRIP) in this comprehensive article. Learn about the decades of advocacy and negotiation that led to its adoption in 2007, the key provisions empowering Indigenous sovereignty, and its ongoing impact as a framework for justice and cultural preservation. Dive into the challenges, triumphs, and the future of Indigenous rights through the lens of this landmark declaration.
Refers to people whose true cultural or ancestral identity has been inaccurately recorded or recognized, often due to colonial practices and racial categorization.
Due to the impacts of genocide and denationalization, these individuals no longer possess a formal nationality tied to their specific Indigenous identity, contributing to the erasure of their heritage.
An individual who identifies with the Xi-Amaru heritage as part of the original inhabitants and pyramid builders of the Americas, and who holds nationality and citizenship through the Xi-Amaru Republic.
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Responsible for overseeing all government operations of the Xi-Amaru Republic Indigenous Government during its early stages of development. We function as the central body for managing legal matters, ensuring that our government operates smoothly and in alignment with our constitution and cultural values.
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