The protection of indigenous rights within the framework of international human rights law stands as a critical endeavor that encompasses legal, ethical, and societal considerations. This project seeks to provide a comprehensive analysis of the impact of international human rights law on the rights of indigenous peoples. It aims to shed light on the legal frameworks, ethical obligations, and policy implications that shape the landscape of indigenous rights protection within the realm of international human rights law. The introduction will outline the objectives, scope, and methodology employed in the research, emphasizing the need to understand the complexities of international human rights law and its influence on the rights, autonomy, and cultural heritage of indigenous peoples, and the implications for communities, governance, and global human rights.