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  <abstract displayLabel="Summary">From the quiet shores of Aotea to the echoing halls of the United Nations in Geneva, Professor Valmaine Toki has carried the voices of Indigenous peoples to the international stage. As a Māori legal scholar and tireless advocate, she draws on her own perspectives and lived experiences to fight for the 6.2 % of the world’s population who identify as Indigenous. Her work gives those voices both presence and power on the international stage.</abstract>
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