Treatment of Aboriginals...Should they be treated differentially?

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Aboriginal are the large group of nomadic people in Australia, Canada, and USA before the first colonist arrived. The settlers made treaties with the aboriginals, where it regulated the exchange of goods between the both parties. They also made treaties of peace and friendship, promising to act as allies against other invading colonies. However these partnership deteriorate over time. Aboriginals are pushed to reserves as their numbers decrease due to illness and tribal war. Their lands are being used by settlers to establish farms and colonies. The settlers took advantage of the aboriginal language barrier to interpret the treaties to their benefits. Up to today, Aboriginals are still trying to protect their treaty rights, issues such as the right to fish, hunt, trade, or titles to land that were seized in violation of the treaty rights. What do you think of this debating issue? Personally, i standing by the side of the aboriginals, the rights that the aboriginals have at that time was being violated by the settlers in the first place! It is simply unfair for modern governments to simply turn over the metropolitan land and ignore the rights of the current inhabitants!