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Detribalization is the
process by
which persons who
belong to a
particular indigenous ethnic identity or
community are
detached from that
identity or community...
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insistence on
ethnic nationalism and
cultural unitarism,
along with
forced detribalisation and sedentarisation,
resulted in the
suppression of
several ethnic...
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minister at the time
Henry Sewell said the aim of the act was "the
detribalisation of the Māori – to destroy, if it were possible, the
principle of communism...
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resistance was
because conversion was an
individual act,
leading to
detribalisation and
integration into the
Muslim community going against the socially...
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Northern Island [...]
within the
reach of colonisation" and "the
detribalisation of the Māori – to destroy, if it were possible, the
principle of communism...
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Justice (and
first Prime Minister)
Henry Sewell as
essential for "the
detribalisation of the Māori – to destroy, if it were possible, the
principle of communism...
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white paper saw
citizenship rights as the
outcome of a
process of
detribalisation and
divided Aboriginal people into four
categories –
myalls ("aboriginals...
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Aboriginal people came to be
viewed with su****ion. A
policy of
detribalisation was introduced, in
which family groups were
separated from each other...
