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August 3, 2023
'Search the Landfill' A Thousand Marched in Winnipeg
August 1, 2023
INNU: Indigenous Guards Demand an End to Forest Cuts
Blockade north of Dolbeau-Mistassini: indigenous guards of Nitassinan demand an end to forest cuts
Mashk Assi Collective, Censored News, August 1, 2023
[Mashteuiatsh, July 31, 2023] The Mashk Assi Collective, whose mission is to protect Nitassinan, sent a settlement to the company Resolu on July 31, 2023 to remind the opposition of the guardian families of the territory of the Innu Territory to any forest cutting on their territory (see attached). The company was advised by recommended mail that guards of the territory will be patrolling the area of km 40 north of Dolbeau-Mistassini to apply the self-determination of their ancestral sovereignty and to ensure that no unburnt trees are cut down for profit. A blockade was put in place in the sector on the morning of July 31, 2023 to monitor the enforcement of the Innue Law and compliance with the settlement.
July 31, 2023
Paddle to Muckleshoot: Honoring the Beauty
Paddle to Muckleshoot: Honoring the Beauty
By Northwest Treaty Tribes, Censored News, July 31, 2023
"We've been expecting you," said Jason Elkins, Chair of the Muckleshoot Tribal Council.
Elkins was greeting one of the many canoes that approached Alki Beach on Sunday, the celebratory landing day of the Muckleshoot Canoe Journey. Under sunny skies, tribes from the Pacific Northwest and beyond celebrated participating in the culturally important journey once again after several years off because of COVID.
Prior to arriving at Alki, the canoes had departed from Suquamish that morning, where they had a day of rest before the final push.
"We've been expecting you," said Jason Elkins, Chair of the Muckleshoot Tribal Council.
Elkins was greeting one of the many canoes that approached Alki Beach on Sunday, the celebratory landing day of the Muckleshoot Canoe Journey. Under sunny skies, tribes from the Pacific Northwest and beyond celebrated participating in the culturally important journey once again after several years off because of COVID.
Prior to arriving at Alki, the canoes had departed from Suquamish that morning, where they had a day of rest before the final push.
United Nations: Black Hills Under Threat from Mining: Water is Defining Issue
United Nations: Black Hills Under Threat from Mining: Water is Defining Issue
By Brenda Norrell, Censored News, July 31, 2023
GENEVA -- The sacred Black Hills are under threat from mining companies, threatening the water sources, Wakinyan LaPointe, Lakota, told the United Nations Expert Mechanism on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples.
"Our sacred Black Hills are under threat of destruction by multinational mining corporations and lack of state preventative measures," LaPointe told the United Nations EMRIP, which reports to the UN Human Rights Council.
GENEVA -- The sacred Black Hills are under threat from mining companies, threatening the water sources, Wakinyan LaPointe, Lakota, told the United Nations Expert Mechanism on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples.
"Our sacred Black Hills are under threat of destruction by multinational mining corporations and lack of state preventative measures," LaPointe told the United Nations EMRIP, which reports to the UN Human Rights Council.
"The sacred Black Hills located within Lakota homelands are protected under the 1851 and 1868 Fort Laramie Treaties, ratified by the United States and the Lakota Nation and proclaimed the Supreme Law of the Land."
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