The United States of America

The Displacement and Rights

A Culture

The Native Americans

• Nearly 6.5 million or 2% of Population
• Consist largely of 'American Indians', Native Alaskans and Native Hawaiians
• Expected to exceed 11 million by 2060
• 566 Federally recognised tribes
• 630 legal protected areas (apart from Hawaiian homelands)

Current Policy

• The Constitution (Article 1, Section 8)
• The Supreme Court's Verdict
• The "Duty of Protection"
• Indian Reorganization Act
• Hawaiian Homelands
• Alaskan Native Claims Settlement Act

Stance

• Governments take charge of organising and designating land
• The Tribes have partial sovereignty and rights to self-governence
• Governments have responsibility to protect and full authority to interfere
• Tribes have more participation in Legislative Matters

Course of Action

• Designated legally protected land for Indigenous population
• Make it a National Issue
• Improved Consultation Procedures
• Planned land transfer management
• Education

Cyber Warfare

Cyber Space of Today

• The Budapest Convention
• Cyber Terrorism
• International Cyber Warfare
• Cyber Warfare against other countries

Cyber Warfare

• "As Cyber-crimes go International, so must Enforcement Agencies"
• Proactive Defences
• Critical Infrastructure Protection
• Collective Defence
• Artificial Intelligence

Stance

• National Security comes first
• Cyber Warfare can be used to defend and retaliate to Cyber attacks
• Cyber Espionage can be used
• Regional Alliances