A delegation of Northern Territory Aboriginal leaders met with the UN High Commissioner for Human Rights, Navi Pillay, at Charles Darwin University in May 2011. The delegation stated that the situation had deteriorated under the Intervention. "There is greater discrimination against them," Ms Pillay said they told her. "Firstly, they said there's been an intervention and it started off badly without them being consulted, and secondly, there is insufficient respect for their land," she said. The delegation said Aboriginal people were under pressure from the Gillard government to sign leases over land they already own. "They see that as a land grab," Ms Pillay said.