Final Communique 1955 and Asian-African Solidarity: On Indigenous Identity and Global Relationship

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As a part of colonialism discourse and impact of European exploration, in the past Indigenous problems appear when discussing their self- etermination/independence. For instance, condition happened in Asia-Africa continent post World War II and 1950?s/1960?s decade, through their declaration of independence and emerged of new nation in their territory. Certainly, poped out big question with the main newly independent states agenda, such as recovery national character, political sovereignity, also economical autonome. The core of its point about indigenous ideas as a native (identity) from their recently independent territory was main base for its nation to facing global challenge. Final Communiqe Asia-Africa 1955 had viewed as consensuss that agreed with cooperation in many sector, especially political, economical, cultural by similarities destiny and purpose for standing equally to another nation. Thus, both of continent had unified through cultural contact in the past, between theirs ancestor so that the basic idea about indigenous identity had been transformed from ancient times, although had been interupted by Europeanisation supremacy. Final Communique Asia-Africa 1955 resulted by phenomenal event called as Declaration of Asia-African Solidarity or familiar with name Asian-African Conference/Bandung Conference, April.18-24 1955, which presented 29 countries from its region. Generally, after that event, many steps had built to recovery indigenous identity through continuation meeting, those goals to rising up cultural character, insisting political sovereign and mutual cooperation in economy. This paper will discussing a keypoints in Final Communique Asia-Africa 1955 and relevancy to future, in indigenous discourse and modern challenge within solidarity, identity and part of Advocating Movements of the Indigenous Communities and Their Relation to Trans-National Agencies.

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