Indigenous Peoples are groups who have historical continuity with pre-colonial or pre-settler societies and who consider themselves distinct from the dominant societies now prevailing in those territories. They maintain unique social, cultural, economic, and political practices, often closely tied to their ancestral lands and natural resources. These communities are recognized not only for their distinct cultural identity but also for their deep spiritual, social, and economic relationships with their traditional territories. Globally, Indigenous Peoples include communities such as the Aboriginal Australians, Native Americans, Ainu in Japan, and the Maasai in East Africa, among many others. Their identity is often rooted in language, traditional knowledge, and customary practices, which serve