The United Nations does not distinguish between indigenous peoples and minority groups such as the Roma,the Tamils of Sri Lanka,or Sikhs in Canada.

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The United Nations does distinguish between indigenous peoples and minority groups such as the Roma, Tamils of Sri Lanka, or Sikhs in Canada. Indigenous peoples have specific rights recognized and protected under international law, while minority groups may have protection under different human rights instruments.

The United Nations Does Not Distinguish Between Indigenous Peoples and Minority