How have Aboriginal rights changed over time?

Aboriginal rights have evolved significantly over time, particularly in response to legal, political, and social movements advocating for Indigenous recognition and sovereignty. Initially marginalized and denied basic rights, Indigenous peoples have increasingly gained legal recognition of their rights through landmark court decisions, treaties, and policy reforms. Movements for reconciliation and acknowledgment of historical injustices have also led to greater awareness and respect for Aboriginal culture, land rights, and self-determination. Despite these advancements, challenges remain, and the struggle for full recognition and equality continues.