The Aboriginal rights movement is a social and political effort aimed at recognizing and protecting the rights of Indigenous peoples in various countries, particularly in Australia, Canada, and the United States. This movement seeks to address historical injustices, land claims, and cultural preservation, advocating for self-determination and legal recognition of Indigenous rights. Activists within the movement work to raise awareness about issues such as discrimination, land disputes, and the preservation of Indigenous languages and cultures. The movement has led to significant legal changes, including treaties and policies that aim to improve the social, economic, and political status of Aboriginal communities.