Kumeyaay 'No Border Wall on Native Land'

Photos by John Clark-Dvorak, published with permission at Censored News

Article by Brenda Norrell 

Censored News

Updated Jan. 25, 2021

Translation into French by Christine Prat

Video of Stan Rodriguez interview now on YouTube:

https://youtu.be/ANAGJUotb2M

Kumeyaay gathered Sunday on both sides of the border to hold a ceremony, and bring attention to the environmental and cultural damage done by the border wall construction.

Standing Rock Thunderhawk Litigation Advances in Appeals Court against Morton County and TigerSwan

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Photo copyright Ryan Vizzions

Standing Rock Thunderhawk Litigation Advances in Appeals Court and in Discovery Toward Trial

Columbia Students Provide Critical Assistance in Civil Rights Lawsuit  

Thunderhawk v. County of Morton, North Dakota

By Columbia School of Law

Jan. 25, 2021

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NEW YORK — Advancing yet another step toward trial set for August 2021, the Standing Rock Thunderhawk litigation is now in discovery against Morton County and TigerSwan, LLC, and briefed on qualified immunity at the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Eighth Circuit. 

 

Border Wall construction continuing defying Biden's executive order

The destruction by border wall contractors accelerates after President Biden's order to halt construction

By Brenda Norrell

Censored News

Border wall construction is continuing on the Arizona border, even though President Biden issued an executive order for it to halt on his first day in office.

Border wall contractors continued the destruction of blasting mountains and destroying critical habitat of endangered species this week after President Biden  ordered it halted.

Western Shoshone celebrating Treaty on Prohibition of Nuclear Weapons

By Native Community Action Council

nativecommunityactioncouncil@gmail.com

January 22, 2021

French translation by Christine Prat

LAS VEGAS -- The Native Community Action Council is celebrating the Treaty on Prohibition of Nuclear Weapons entry into force by gathering in Las Vegas at the Federal Courthouse to hold banners affirming the entry into force of the treaty.