Live from Jamaica -- Inter-American Commission on Human Rights -- Native Women's Delegation

Photos by Brenda Norrell in Jamaica

Casey Camp Horinek, Ponca. 
Photo Brenda Norrell in Jamaica

In Jamaica, Casey Camp Horinek, Ponca, shows the number that Morton County, North Dakota,which jailers marked on her arm, when she was arrested and caged in a dog cage, Oct. 27, 2016, during prayers at Standing Rock with Water Protectors.

Water Protectors Detailed Abuse of Standing Rock Water Protectors and Abuse by U.S. Border Patrol at the Border, in Jamaica, at International Human Rights Hearinh

by Brenda Norrell
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brendanorrell@gmail.com
May 9, 2019
Updated
French translation at:
http://www.chrisp.lautre.net/wpblog/?p=5087&fbclid=IwAR2o9lGYYdThtc3P_VoDPkpBSx0bf3_3qLNd99LxGO2J5NJdsRrvaV_xSyQ

KINGSTON, Jamaica -- The Inter- American Commission on Human Rights heard testimony from Leoyla Cowboy, Dine', as a Native women's delegation delivered powerful testimony of abuse by police and the criminalization of water protectors.

Longest Walk in Rainy St. Louis -- Photos by Bad Bear 2019

 Longest Walk photos by Carl Bad Bear Sampson, Western Shoshone Long Walker.

Lakota Man Murdered by Rushville Deputy in Doorway of Church

Contact:Daniel NelsonProject Director831-406-0349Danielpaul@lakotalaw.org

For Immediate Release: Department of Justice Petitioned to Investigate After Police Shooting of Lakota Man

Witness Says Clarence Leading Fighter Was Already Incapacitated When Fatally Shot in Nebraska Church

On Sunday, Apr. 14, a 32-year old Lakota man named Clarence Leading Fighter was shot twice and killed by a Rushville, Nebraska sheriff's deputy in the doorway of a Catholic Church. Now, an eye witness has disputed police accounts of the shooting, saying that Leading Fighter was already incapacitated when he was shot.

Donald American Horse saw the entire interaction, which followed an altercation between his sister and Leading Fighter. "[Clarence] opened that door to that church and they hit him with that taser," said American Horse. "He fell in towards that door, he was kind of halfway in and halfway out. About the time he hit the floor that cop pulled his gun, pointed towards the ground, and pop pop. That was it. They didn't even give him a chance."

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Western Shoshone Prayer Walk at Nuclear Test Site

Western Shoshone Johnny Bobb talks with Govinda at Earthcycles and remembers those who came here to the Nuclear Test Site and offered prayers for the land, air and water. Western Shoshone walked again today for healing for all living things.