Why do we need ethics when researching with and in Indigenous Peoples/Indigenous communities?
What will be an ideal response?
ANSWERS Past ‘mis-representations and exploitations' (intentional or not) by non-Indigenous researchers on Indigenous populations have done little to help or further their causes and health needs and, in many past cases, caused undue and unnecessary harm and cultural division. Ethics, in this case, is required to learn from those mistakes and ensure that they do not occur again; to do no further harm, to correctly utilise cultural safety and sensitivity—and protect culturallydriven human rights.
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