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    Indigenous groups in the Cordillera region of the Philippines still follow traditional systems of governance where community elders appoint leaders. While this may seem primitive, indigenous peoples are protected under the Indigenous Peoples' Rights Act and their governance aims to preserve their lands, cultures, and traditions that could otherwise fade away, such as the tradition of "mambabatok" tooth tattooing practiced by Apo Whang-Od, who at an old age is the last practitioner being supported to keep the tradition alive.

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    Indigenous groups in the Cordillera region of the Philippines still follow traditional systems of governance where community elders appoint leaders. While this may seem primitive, indigenous peoples are protected under the Indigenous Peoples' Rights Act and their governance aims to preserve their lands, cultures, and traditions that could otherwise fade away, such as the tradition of "mambabatok" tooth tattooing practiced by Apo Whang-Od, who at an old age is the last practitioner being supported to keep the tradition alive.

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    Indigenous groups in the Cordillera region of the Philippines still follow traditional systems of governance where community elders appoint leaders. While this may seem primitive, indigenous peoples are protected under the Indigenous Peoples' Rights Act and their governance aims to preserve their lands, cultures, and traditions that could otherwise fade away, such as the tradition of "mambabatok" tooth tattooing practiced by Apo Whang-Od, who at an old age is the last practitioner being supported to keep the tradition alive.

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    Indigenous groups in the Cordillera region of the Philippines still follow traditional systems of governance where community elders appoint leaders. While this may seem primitive, indigenous peoples are protected under the Indigenous Peoples' Rights Act and their governance aims to preserve their lands, cultures, and traditions that could otherwise fade away, such as the tradition of "mambabatok" tooth tattooing practiced by Apo Whang-Od, who at an old age is the last practitioner being supported to keep the tradition alive.

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    When visiting an indigenous people group/tribe, people always notice nature, culture,

    tradition and their leadership system. People think that they always have primitive ways of
    leadership because they always have the concept of having a leader being appointed by elders.

    Indigenous People are still under the power of IPRA and the Indigenous People's Rights
    Act affects the Cordillera's indigenous people by giving protection to them. The governance
    system of Cordillera indigenous people still revolves on basic governing system where they still
    have the basic principle of leadership which they appoint they leader. Wealth and power also
    plays as advantage for appointing a leader.

    The governance system of Cordillera indigenous people are not far to other indigenous
    group which is administrative. In analysis of their governance system and the non IP group or the
    LGU of the Cordillera they protecting their land, making sure that traditions and culture are not
    going to fade. The example is Apo Whang Od which the tradition of “mambabatok” are still
    alive because they keeping it, even though she is the last they still give importance to it.

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