Triple

Target class: Indigenous peoples' organization
Context triple: [Gwichʼin Council International, instanceOf, Indigenous peoples' organization]

• A. indigenous peoples' organization chosen
  An indigenous peoples' organization is a collective entity formed and led by indigenous communities to represent their rights, interests, cultures, and self-determined development at local, national, or international levels.
• B. ethnic minority organization
  An ethnic minority organization is a formal group formed to represent, support, and advocate for the cultural, social, political, and economic interests of a specific ethnic minority community.
• C. Alaska Native organization
  An Alaska Native organization is an entity established by or for Alaska Native peoples to represent their interests, manage resources, provide services, and promote cultural, social, and economic well-being within Alaska Native communities.
• D. Lumad group
  A Lumad group is an indigenous community in Mindanao, Philippines, sharing a distinct ethnolinguistic identity, ancestral territory, and traditional socio-cultural practices separate from the region’s dominant Christian and Muslim populations.
• E. First Nations tribal council
  A First Nations tribal council is a governing body composed of representatives from one or more Indigenous communities that makes collective decisions on political, social, economic, and cultural matters affecting their people.
• F. None of above.