Indigenous Peoples and Human Rights

April 12, 2016

Big Mountain cattle return home after seizure


Big Mountain cattle were brought home after seizure by BIA and Hopi rangers.

Breaking News -- Peabody Coal filed for bankruptcy. Now who will pay for the cleanup and damages?
Who will give back the lost homes, the lost years and the lost lives of Navajos on Black Mesa?
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Camp of the Sacred Stone Call to Action




CALL TO ACTION
April 12, 2016

Iyan Wakanya Gagnapi Oti, Camp of the Sacred Stones, Censored News


CANNONBALL, North Dakota -- We the land and water protectors at the Iyan Wakanya Gagnapi Oti, or Camp of the Sacred Stones who are standing in defense of Sacred Water in opposition of the proposed Dakota Access Pipeline, have learned that the Army Corp of Engineers has heeded the call of the First Nations and will have public meetings on the Standing Rock Sioux Reservation.

We are calling on all who stand in opposition to this proposed Dakota Access pipeline, which directly threatens the water of Native communities and all surrounding communities on the Cannon Ball and Missouri River water to come and tell the Army Corp of Engineers in person why you do not want this pipeline.

The issues of the propose Dakota Access Pipeline are
•       Direct violation of our Treaty rights in the 1851 and 1868 Fort Laramie Treaties.
•       Tribes still have claim on land that has not been resolved under Docket 74A
•       Protect sensitive cultural and burial sites
•       Non consultation with affected tribes and surrounding tribes
•       Danger of breaks and leaks into the river, well systems, ground water
•       There has been No full Environmental Impact Study
•       When the pipeline breaks at Cannonball and Missouri river, the water supply for the Cannon Ball community, all of Standing Rock Reservation and other Tribes.
•       The tribes and communities long the Missouri River gets their drinking water from the Missouri. We will lose our drinking water and every human being has a right to water to live.
•       This is a direct life or death threat to the Dakota, Nakota and Lakota people.
•       We must save sacred water for the future generation.

Dates for the meetings are
•       April 27 at Grand River Casino at 9:00 am CST,
•       April 28 at Prairie Knights Casino at 9:00 am. CST
•       April 29 will be when the commander will be at Grand River Casino at 9:00 am. CST
We are asking that everyone go to at least attend one of these public meetings. If you have a choice, please go to the April 29th meeting.

Mohawk Nation News 'The Cage'

Leonard Peltier nominated for Nobel Peace Prize for seventh time



Contact:  Peter Clark
International Leonard Peltier Defense Committee
Dutch translation by Alice Holemans, NAIS
http://www.denaisgazet.be/free-leonard-peltier/leonard-peltier-7-keer-genomineerd-voor-nobelprijs-voor-vrede


Leonard Peltier nominated for Nobel Peace Prize for seventh time

Native American activist Leonard Peltier has again been nominated for the Nobel Peace Prize and for the seventh time. 
"Despite numerous barriers, my uncle has made remarkable contributions to humanitarian and charitable causes," stated Kari Ann Boushee, co-director, Leonard Peltier Defense Committee.

April 11, 2016

Nestle hustles to bottle Columbia River Tribes water



NESTLE MEETING IN CASCADE LOCKS
Columbia River Tribes Not Notified of Today's Meeting
April 11th 2016 (CASCADE LOCKS, OREGON) By Kayla Godowa-Tufti
    Censored News

During 2015, the heat picked up and the water in the Columbia River was the warmest on record. Various species were threatened by the temperature increase, with high mortality rates found in some species including spring Chinook salmon, an integral part of Columbia River Treaty Tribes culture and spirituality.

April 10, 2016

MNN: QUEBEC COPS KILL ONKWEHONWEH AT LAC SIMON




QUEBEC COPS KILL ONKWE’HON:WEH AT LAC SIMON


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MNN. 10 APRIL 2016. Protest in solidarity with Lac Simon Anishnabeg community on Monday in Montreal. We are presently mourning the April 6 murder of Jean-Pierre Bony, killed by a plastic bullet from the SPVM in Montreal North.Jean Pierre Bony murder.