Mabo (properly cited Mabo [no2] 175 CLR 1) related to the concept of native title. This dispute put in question the validity of the use of 'Terra Nullius' as a means of establishing English law under the doctrine of reception. It was found that the land did belong to the aborigines, and hence should have been conquered rather than settled by the first fleet.
Eddie Mabo was an important person because he caused the reinterpretation of the beginning of law in Australia (see answer for What was Mabo about). It was the findings of the court that lead to the concept of native title and attempted to restore some rights of the Aboriginal people in terms of land.
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Eddie Mabo altogether had 10 children with his wife, Bonita Neehow.
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Eddie mabo was the first black man to win in the courtsand managed to make the Terra Nullius (no mans land) belong to Torres strait islanders.
Eddie Mabo campaigned for Indigenous land rights. He was involved in a landmark case which overturned the long held view that Australia was empty when Europeans arrived called terra nullius and awarded Aboriginals right to the land, this was called native title.
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Annie Mabo is the mother of Eddie Mabo.
Eddie Mabo was an Torres straight islander, and an Aboriginie.
Eddie Mabo died of Cancer at 55
Masayoshi 'Mabo' Kabe was born in 1949.
What methods did Eddie Mabo use to protest?
Eddie Mabo's birth name was Eddie Koiki Sambo.
The aim of the mabo case was to make aboriginalls equal to all other australians
Eddie Mabo was married in 1959.
Onwumar Stanley Mabo has written: 'The triple clan' -- subject(s): Fiction
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Mabo was diagnose with cancer in his spine which later spread to his lungs.
It is disrespectful to say because Eddie Mabo did a very respectful thing in Australia's/ Aboriginal 's history.