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OTTAWA (Reuters) - Canada said on Monday it wanted the United Nations to delay a vote on a key draft treaty enshrining the rights of indigenous peoples, a document which has already taken 20 years to put together.

Political opponents accused Canada’s Conservative government of trying to sabotage the treaty, which is supposed to be adopted soon by the U.N’s new Human Rights Council in Geneva.

But Ottawa, which said the treaty could wreck talks on granting its native Indians control of land and resources, said it wanted two more years of discussions.

“We think the text that has been put …