:About: the :Nyan-ko-pong: Sovereign Native People - Global Tribal Nation Territories, Indigenous Maroon Flag

The "quadcolour" (four-colour) flag is an emblem of the :Nyan-ko-pong: Sovereign Native People, Global Nation Territories and Maroon Republic State in representation of the island  in ratification of the United Nations Declaration on The Rights of Indigenous People which has over forty provisions in relations to :Sovereign:Laws. and the :Rights. of :Indigenous:People.
mainly,
:Article.9. which states "Indigenous peoples and individuals have the right to belong to an indigenous community or nation, in accordance with traditions and customs of the community or nation concerned. No discrimination of any kind may arise from the excercise of such a right."

The Maroon Flag had its origins in the union with Jamaica, at the time of the :Covid-19. revolution. Today, the "quadcolour" flies over all Sovereign buildings acknowledged globally as Indigenous.
 

Maroon colour	chosen in representation of the blood of our Ancestors who died in the islands' struggle for Sovereignty against independence.
Gold colour	chosen in representation of the mineral wealth of the sun.
Green colour	chosen in representation of the lush vegetation and trees that inhabit  the island
Black colour	represents the colonized structure within the hearts and minds of the people

The :Nyan-ko-pong: Sovereign Native People, Global Nation Territories Maroon Flag was designed to represent the new union between the Sovereign Indigenous Maroon Nation, their Ancestors and the fourteen original parishes of Jamaica remains a living piece of history in preservation of the Tribal status acknowledged as Indigenous like the people before conquest, colonization or the establishment of state boundaries. It would have an image of our freedom fighters documented as pioneers for the island culture and beliefs.

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