Displacing indigenous population by foreign settlers

Description

Displacing indigenous populations by foreign settlers involves the organized relocation or influx of non-native groups into territories traditionally inhabited by indigenous peoples. This strategy aims to assert control, exploit resources, or alter demographic balances, often resulting in the marginalization or assimilation of indigenous communities. Practical implementation may include land appropriation, settlement incentives, and legal reforms. Remedies typically address land restitution, legal protection of indigenous rights, and support for cultural and community restoration.