“…196) into Article 21 of the Pact of San José, without, however, naming them. Thus, within the IASHR, the contents of the territorial rights of indigenous peoples have gradually, and largely seamlessly, crystallized around ILO standards, such that the latter are now considered to be an integral part of Article 21 of the Pact, even though this Article makes no reference whatsoever to the collective rights of indigenous peoples (de Paz González, 2018). Furthermore, the Court has readily cited ILO supervisory system bodies, such as the CEACR and the tripartite committees established to examine complaints of alleged violations of Convention No.…”