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Three Royal Societies abandon their mission to promote global and universalist science

Three Royal Societies issued documents endorsing Indigenous knowledge as part of their research frameworks.
The statements claim Indigenous knowledge is not supplementary but a rigorous, essential way of knowing.
Critics argue the move could blur scientific standards and legitimize non-scientific claims.
Anonymous critics accuse the move of advancing 'activist politics' over universal scientific standards.
Opponents warn Indigenous data ownership could restrict broader scientific collaboration.
The documents advocate for Indigenous-led priorities and outcomes in research.
A Kiwi correspondent criticized the stance for potentially endorsing non-scientific approaches.
The Communiqué emphasises Indigenous leadership in research decisions and data governance.
The debates reference Matauranga Māori and other Indigenous knowledge systems.
The discussions include concerns about equity and ethical research practices in higher education.

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