Who is an Indigenous Young

Indigenous Young of Mwenga, Eastern DRCongo in the Equatorial Forests

As per the conceptualization of the African Commission on Human and Peoples’ Rights (ACHPR) and international mechanisms dealing with indigenous peoples’ rights, indigenous peoples in Africa are generally understood as nomadic and semi-nomadic pastoralists and hunter/gatherers who live in situations of marginalization and discrimination. (See the “Report of the African Commission’s Working Group of Experts on Indigenous Populations/Communities”, 2005). freedom to liberate the youth mind lies in the democratic power instilled in their mind regardless of their back ground ;their historic weakness or power but on their willingness to feel the change needed for their society to rise like a sun and set their goal on hope of people in the community who have goals written on the stars shinning from our hope to the horizon of opportunities.

We call challenges because of luck of proper guidance i love you UN mother of democracy freedom and the worlds hope to the dreams of indigenous youth The folks of reality begin from deep down the basement of our struggles to set our lives free, the light in our memories get switched on like a moon in the desert and soon flourish the entire work of our hands, the truth is every journey we walk is the result of this struggle we set to set free our communities, every work done is the manifestation of the power of how well and big we let it grow, its growth has no limitation just as a super natural feeling of a well drawn master piece of the paradise, however the power to let it grow lies on the same plane as much as the forces to make it stunted so we should let this not at any single time meet with the fears we have for the future because these fears eat it at a higher rate more than the fires on the Amazon.