Indigenous Peoples and Human Rights

January 15, 2020

Wet'suwet'en file legal complaints against RCMP exclusion zone

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RCMP, Canadian police, blocked Wet'suwet'en blocked from delivering essential supplies to camp.
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Legal Complaints Filed Against RCMP Exclusion Zone in Wet’suwet’en; Indigenous, Civil liberties, Human Rights and Labour Groups Condemn Exclusion Zone

MEDIA ADVISORY OF PRESS CONFERENCE ON JANUARY 15, 2020

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TODAY Wed., Jan. 15, 2020
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VANCOUVER, Coast Salish Territories – The Union of BC Indian Chiefs, BC Civil Liberties Association, British Columbia Government and Service Employees’ Union, and Professor Margot Young from the UBC Allard School of Law will be speaking at a press conference at UBCIC office, 312 Main Street, 4th floor boardroom, on Wednesday January 15, 2020 at 1 pm regarding the RCMP Exclusion Zone established at the 27km mark on the Morrice Forest Service Road West in Wet’suwet’en territories.

Mohawk Nation News 'Wet'suwet'en: All Wars Are Banker Wars'




 Wet'suwet'en: ALL WARS ARE BANKER WARS


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MNN. 14 Jan. 2020. “Rule of Law” is Admiralty Law, imposed by invasion of Turtle Island. They can kill everybody on behalf of the banks, corporations and money! The pipeline financiers think they can win.

AMERICANS & CANA’JON [THE CANADIAN SQUATTERS] DON’T REALIZE THAT THEY ARE IN THE SAME POSITION AS GERMANY IN 1932 WHERE ONE-THIRD OF THE PEOPLE MURDERED ANOTHER ONE-THIRD OF THE PEOPLE WHILE ANOTHER ONE-THIRD OF THE PEOPLE SAT AND DID NOTHING. 



January 14, 2020

Canadian police block access to Wet'suwet'en pipeline resistance camp


Video on Facebook: Wet'suwet'en blocked from delivering supplies by RCMP as
police set up an exclusion zone

Canadian police block access to Wet'suwet'en pipeline resistance camp


By Brenda Norrell
Censored News
January 14, 2020

Canadian police established an exclusion zone and are restricting access to Indigenous land in B.C. where Wet'suwet'en Hereditary Chiefs are leading the protection of the land and halting construction of the Coastal GasLink pipeline.
Mainstream media and tribal members bringing in essential supplies were turned back at the roadblock on Monday, with temperatures at camp minus 35 degrees. The RCMP denied media and tribal members are being blocked in a public statement, but the facts were documented by those present.


January 13, 2020

Democracy Now! Native Women's Powerful Words on Fire Drill Fridays in DC

Ta'Sina Sapa Win Smith and Tara Houska

Eriel Deranger and Tara Houska
“Stop the Money Pipeline”: 150 Arrested at Protests Exposing Wall Street’s Link to Climate Crisis


DEMOCRACY NOW!
January 13, 2020
Powerful words by Native women about Keystone Pipeline, Standing Rock, climate change and Indigenous rights. Read the transcript below.



Nearly 150 people were arrested on Capitol Hill Friday in a climate protest led by Academy Award-winning actor and activist Jane Fonda. Fonda has been leading weekly climate demonstrations in Washington, D.C., known as “Fire Drill Fridays,” since October. For her last and 14th protest, actors Martin Sheen and Joaquin Phoenix, indigenous anti-pipeline activist Tara Houska, journalist Naomi Klein and dozens more lined up to get arrested as they demanded a mass uprising and swift political action to thwart the climate crisis.