Indigenous Rights, Human Rights and Comparative Statutory Law

Companion pieces on a statute that reconciles two legal systems or extends rights to a specific group, examined through comparative law. Belongs here: the two-part account of Australia's Native Title Act writing a court decision into statute, the two-part account of South Korea's conscientious objection ruling and its alternative civilian service program, and the piece on the French Code Civil's continuing reception abroad. Does not belong here: a piece whose primary subject is a general civil rights statute unconnected to indigenous recognition or comparative statutory reception, grouped under religious law and church-state relations or by its own subject instead.