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The United States has launched a war to silence truth-tellers and defenders, with systematic spying, stalking, abuse and imprisonment
By Brenda Norrell
Censored News
May 1, 2019
When the Inter-American Commission on Human Rights hears testimony next week in Jamaica, it will hear of the police abuse in Standing Rock, militarization of the border and the criminalization of Native Peoples in the United States by the government, its military and law enforcement.
At the forefront is how the extractive industries of oil, gas and coal have criminalized Native human rights defenders.
The media and the politicians who reap the financial benefits from these corporations by way of contributions are both responsible for the proliferation of injustice in the U.S.
During the session in Jamaica, the international human rights body will hear of missing and murdered women in the State of Mexico, displaced Indigenous in Brazil due to dams, and the ongoing struggle for peace in Colombia.
The rights of migrants in Chile and the Bahamas, the rights of elderly Indigenous in Guatemala, and the abuse of human rights elsewhere in the Americas are among the issues to be heard during the three days of testimony, May 8 -- 10 in Kingston, Jamaica.
The testimony includes the violation of Indigenous human rights in Peru, Bolivia and the Amazon and racism toward Indigenous with ancestry from Africa in the Caribbean.
The rights of migrants in Chile and the Bahamas, the rights of elderly Indigenous in Guatemala, and the abuse of human rights elsewhere in the Americas are among the issues to be heard during the three days of testimony, May 8 -- 10 in Kingston, Jamaica.
The testimony includes the violation of Indigenous human rights in Peru, Bolivia and the Amazon and racism toward Indigenous with ancestry from Africa in the Caribbean.
The testimony from Native People in the U.S. will include the divestment strategy to halt the enrichment of oil. gas and coal corporations on the backs of Native Peoples.
In the struggle for justice, Censored News invites all our media partners in radio, television and print to help us take their message to the world.
The United States has launched a war on truth tellers, attempting to silence those who expose the truth, with systematic stalking, spying and imprisonment.
The police attacks of Water Protectors at Standing Rock, resulting in serious injury and imprisonment, and the ongoing monitoring of phone calls, stalking of activists, disruption of travel, illegal use of drones for spying, are all part of this systematic war to protect the financial interests of U.S. politicians and corporations.
The truth, however, is a mighty weapon, and can expel the distractions, spin and deceit which perpetrates the myth of the United States as a world champion in human rights.
Those who profiteer from misery must be held accountable.
The police attacks of Water Protectors at Standing Rock, resulting in serious injury and imprisonment, and the ongoing monitoring of phone calls, stalking of activists, disruption of travel, illegal use of drones for spying, are all part of this systematic war to protect the financial interests of U.S. politicians and corporations.
The truth, however, is a mighty weapon, and can expel the distractions, spin and deceit which perpetrates the myth of the United States as a world champion in human rights.
Those who profiteer from misery must be held accountable.
We would like to see, and hear, a collaboration of radio stations, television and print media around the word, that will champion Indigenous human rights defenders who live in their homelands. Hold the governments and their corporations responsible.
Join us in our efforts.
Brenda Norrell, publisher, Censored News
brendanorrell@gmail.com
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Twitter has censored our links ever since we exposed those who carried out the attack with dogs at Standing Rock in 2016.
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